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Resource guide
The Magee Recreation Resource Guide is a community resource guide compiled by Magee Rehabilitation Hospital. Hopefully, you will find the information contained in this guide useful as you independently pursue leisure activities. Unfortunately, this guide is not a complete listing, as there may be programs that are unfamiliar to us.
If you would like to inform us of a program that is not included here, we will consider it for inclusion in future updates. Magee is not affiliated with the agencies listed here, and we cannot guarantee the quality of the program, services or product of these agencies. Please use your own judgment in using this information.
If you have any questions or would like more detailed information on an individual program, please contact Meg Rider, Guest Relations and Volunteer Services Manager by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or call 215-587-3186.
|Contact Information
|Target Group
|Free Library of Philadelphia
|Education and Enrichment
|919 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Phone: 215-683-3213
Website: Free Library of Philadelphia
|Books on cassette, Braille, and the library will provide equipment.
|Individuals with impaired hearing or vision
|Allen's Lane Art Center
|Education and Enrichment
|601 West Allen's Lane
Philadelphia, PA 19119
Phone: 215-248-0546
Website: Allen's Lane
|Allens Lane Art Center strives to make its programs available to those who might otherwise be unable to participate.
|All Disabilities
|Education and Enrichment
|Website: HireAbility
|Helps people with disabilities obtain competitive jobs, helped employers find often overlooked talent, and helped employers and workers integrate people with disabilities into the workforce and maximize their productive and creative potential.
|All Disabilities
|Pennsylvania Vocational Rehabilitation Services
|Education and Enrichment
|Website: Pennsylvania Vocational Rehabilitation Services
|The Pennsylvania Office of Vocational Rehabilitation, or OVR, provides vocational rehabilitation services to help persons with disabilities prepare for, obtain, or maintain employment.
|All Disabilities
|New Jersey Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services
|Education and Enrichment
|Website: New Jersey Division of Vocational Rehabilition
|The New Jersey Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services (DVRS) provides services that enable individuals with disabilities to find jobs or keep their existing jobs.
|All disabilities
|Delaware Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
|Education and Enrichment
|Website: Delaware Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
|Provides opportunities and resources to eligible individuals with disabilities, leading to success in employment and independent living.
|All Disabilities
|Maryland Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
|Education and Enrichment
|Website: Maryland Divsion of Vocational Rehabilitation
|The Maryland Division of Rehabilitation Services (DORS)offers programs and services that help people with disabilities go to work or stay independent in their homes and communities.
|All Disabilities
|New York Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities
|Education and Enrichment
|Website: NYSED.gov
|Adult Career and Continuing Education Services-Vocational Rehabilitation (ACCES-VR) offers access to a full range of employment and independent living services that may be needed by persons with disabilities through their lives.
|All Disabilities
|The Kardon Center for Arts Therapy at Settlement Music School
|Education and Enrichment
|Kardon-Northeast Branch, Settlement Music School
3745 Clarendon Avenue
Philadelphia PA 19114
Website: Kardon Institute
|Assists individuals with special needs to achieve personal growth through the arts.
|Individuals from birth through older adult with a wide range of needs.
|Magee Rehabilitation Hospital Resource Center and Library
|Education and Enrichment
|1513 Race Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: 215-587-3015
Website: Magee Rehab
|The Patient Resource Library is open during the week and on weekends, and has computers with internet access for patient and family use.
|Patients and Families at Magee
|Art Therapy Magee Rehabilitation Hospital Riverfront
|Education and Enrichment
|1500 S. Columbus Blvd. Philadelphia, PA 19147
Website: Art Therapy at Magee
|Visit our website for program details.
|All Physical and Cognitive Disabilities
|Temple University Recreation Services
|Education and Enrichment
|1800 North Broad St.
Philadelphia, PA 19122
Phone: 215-204-1267
Website: Temple Recreation
|Wheelchair basketball on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Tennis is taught, cycling, weight room activities, and other people participate in committees.
|All Physical Disabilities
|National Center on Physical Activity and Disability
|1640 W. Roosevelt Road
Chicago, IL 60608
Phone: 800-900-8086
Fax: 315-355-4058
Website: ncpad.org
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Do you have questions regarding physical activity and disability? We offer a free information service on a wide area of topics related to physical activity, fitness, recreation, sports, and disability and chronic conditions. Our Information Specialists can help you locate information regarding your requests.
|All Disabilities
|International Spinal Cord Society
|Website: iscos.org.uk
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|The International Spinal Cord Society(ISCoS, formerly IMSoP) promotes the highest standard of care in the practice of spinal cord injury for men, women and children throughout the world. Through its medical and multi disciplinary team of Professionals ISCoS endeavors to foster education, research and clinical excellence.
|Individuals with Spinal Cord Injuries
|American Spinal Injury Association
|2020 Peachtree Road, NW
Atlanta, GA 30309
Phone: 404-355-9772
Fax: 404-355-1826
Website: American Spinal Injury Association
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|The American Spinal Injury Association' mission is to promote and establish standards of excellence for all aspects of health care of individuals with spinal cord injury from onset throughout life.
|Individuals with Spinal Cord Injuries
|Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation
|636 Morris Turnpike
Suite 3A
Short Hills, NJ 07078
Phone: 800-225-0292
Website: Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation
|The Reeve Foundation is dedicated to curing spinal cord injury by funding innovative research, and improving the quality of life for people living with paralysis through grants, information and advocacy.
|Individuals with Spinal Cord Injuries
|United Spinal Association
|75-20 Astoria Blvd.
East Elmhurst, NY 11370
Phone: 800-404-2898
Fax: 718-803-3782
Website: United Spinal Association
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|United Spinal Associations mission is to improve the quality of life of all people living with spinal cord injuries and disorders (SCI/D).
|Individuals with Spinal Cord Injuries
|Accessible Space, Inc.
|2550 University Ave.
Suite 330N
St. Paul, MN 55114
Phone: 651-645-7271
Fax: 654-645-0541
Website: Accessible Space
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Provides accessible, affordable, assisted/supportive and independent living opportunities for persons with physical disabilities, brain injuries, and seniors.
|Individuals with physical disabilities, brain injury, or seniors.
|Temple University Institute on Disablities
|1755 N. 13th St., Student Center Room 411S
Philadelphia, PA 19122
Phone: 800-204-7428
Website: R.E.E.P
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|REEP programs include those that actually accept donations of equipment, clean them up, store them and donate them to others who are in need, such as Into New Hands, Changing Hands, and the newly expanded reuse programs at the Center for Independent Living of North Central PA and Life and Independence for Today.
|All disabilities
|Mid-Atlantic ADA Center
|401 N. Washington St.
Suite 450
Rockville, MD 20850
Phone: 800-949-4232
Fax: 301-251-3762
Website: ADA Info
|Provides information about the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
|All Disabilities
|8112 River Falls Dr.
Potomac, MD 20854
Phone: 703-795-5711
Website: Determined2Heal.org
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Determined2Heal is here to help simplify the transition into life with paralysis as smoothly and productively as possible. We provide information and advice for people with spinal cord injuries, their families, and their friends
|Individuals with Spinal Cord Injuries
|Annenberg Theater Accessibility
|Museums, Stadiums, Concerts, and Sporting Events
|3680 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: 215-204-1267
Website: Annebenberg Theater
|The Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts has been designed to accommodate the needs of individuals with limited mobility and impaired vision or hearing.
|Individuals with limited mobility, impaired hearing or vision
|Forrest Theatre Accessibility
|Museums, Stadiums, Concerts, and Sporting Events
|1114 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Phone: 215-923-1515
Website: Forrest Theatre
Email: email@example.com
|Wheelchair spaces at every show in the front of orchestra and one in back of the orchestra, prices vary.
|Individuals with Physical Disabilities
|Philadelphia 76ers Accessibility
|Museums, Stadiums, Concerts, and Sporting Events
|Phone: 215-339-7676
Website: Wells Fargo Center
|Specials seating and all price ranges.
|All Disabilities
|Philadelphia Phillies Accessibility
|Museums, Stadiums, Concerts, and Sporting Events
|Phone: 215-463-1000
Website: Phillies Accessibility Guide
|Elevators for people with disabilities and parking accessibilities.
|All Disabilities
|Franklin Institute Accessibility
|Museums, Stadiums, Concerts, and Sporting Events
|222 North 20th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: 215-448-1200
Website: Franklin Institute
|Assisted Listening Devices, Sign Language Interpreters, and Closed Captioning.
|Individuals with impaired hearing or vision
|Mann Music Center George Hill's Fairmont Park Accessibility
|Museums, Stadiums, Concerts, and Sporting Events
|5201 Parkside Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19131
Phone: 215-878-7707
Website: Mann Music Center
|Parking for patrons with a valid handicap license plate or other authorized identification. The Mann provides wheelchair accessible seating, but reservations must be made to prevent disappointment in the event of sold-out performances.
|All Disabilities
|Philadelphia Flyers Accessibility
|Museums, Stadiums, Concerts, and Sporting Events
|Website: Wells Fargo Center
|Lower or upper levels for people with disabilities and one companion per wheelchair.
|Individuals with Physical Disabilies
|Philadelphia Museum of Art Accessibility
|Museums, Stadiums, Concerts, and Sporting Events
|26th and Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Philadelphia, PA 19101
Phone: 215-684-7602
Website: Philadelphia Museum of Art
Email: email@example.com
|Information for disabled visitors.
|All Disabilities
|Pennsylvania Department of Environment Resources Bureau of State Parks
|Parks and Campgrounds
|Harrisburg, PA 17105
Phone: 1-800-637-2757
Website: Department of Environment
|OGT campsite rent special cabins for people with disabilities.
|All Disabilities
|NJ. DEPT. of Commerce, Division of Travel&Tourism
|Parks and Campgrounds
|Trenton, NJ 08625
Phone: 1-800-841-4265
Website: Visit New Jersey
|Request or Download Free Travel Guides
|All Disabilities
|American Camp Association
|Parks and Campgrounds
|Valley Forge and Potshop Roads
Worcester, PA 19490
Phone: 610-584-4366
Website: Variety Club Camp
Contact: Angus Murray
Email: email@example.com
|Variety Club Camp provides day & overnight camp experiences for children with physical and/or developmental disabilities. We also provide extended school year and vocational training for children with developmental disabilities. Some year round programs.
|Individuals ages 5-21 with any disability
|National Park Service, Dept. of the Interior
|Parks and Campgrounds
|Phone: 1-800-877-8339
Website: National Park Service
|The Access Pass is a lifetime pass for U.S. citizens or permanent residents with permanent disabilities. It provides free access to any Federal recreation site that charges entrance or standard amenity fee.
|All individuals with permanent disabilities
|Philadelphia Recreation Department
|Pennsylvania Organizations Accessibility Guides
|1515 Arch Street
Philadelphia PA 19102
Phone: 215-686-1776
Website: Recreation Department
|Information on centers, playground, etc.
|All Disabilities
|Mayor's Commission on People with Disabilities
|Pennsylvania Organizations Accessibility Guides
|1401 JFK Blvd.
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: 215-686-2798
Contact: Charles Horton Jr.
Website:Mayor's Commission on People with Disabilitites
|Provide information on referrals, advise the mayor on issues, meet with committee on certain topics.
|All Disabilities
|St. Anne's Senior Citizens Center
|Religious Affiliation Groups
|2607 East Cumberland Street
Philadelphia, PA 19125
Phone: 215-423-2772
Website: St. Anne's
|Senior Community Centers provide a variety of services to ensure that the social, recreational, health, and nutritional needs of older adults are met through accessible neighborhood sites.
|Senior Citizens
|Pastoral Care for Persons with Disabilities
|Religious Affiliation Groups
|Phone: 215-331-2617
Website: Pastoral Care
|Club meetings are for those over 18 years of age and are held twice a month. There is an annual Christmas party and communion dinner through the club meetings.
|All Disabilities
|Magee Rehabilitation Pastoral Care Services for Patients
|Religious Affiliation Groups
|Phone: 215-587-3168
Website: Magee Rehab
|Pastoral care services are available for patients at Magee by calling 215-587-3168. Persons of all faiths are welcome.
|All disabilities
|Handicapped Encounter Christ
|Religious Affiliation Groups
|2 Barley Cone Lane
Rosemont PA, 19010
Website:Rights of the Poor
|HEC is a retreat experience founded to offer people who have physical disabilities an opportunity to come together in community to pray, reflect and celebrate their life with God.
|All Physical Disabilities
|Broad Street Ministry
|Religious Affiliation Groups
|Broad Street Ministry
|Broad Street Ministry ("BSM") is a broad-minded Christian community that cherishes creativity, fosters and nurtures artistic expression, extends inclusive hospitality and—works for a more just world through civic engagement.
|All Disabilities
|Bucks County Area Agency on Aging
|Senior Adult Activity Centers
|30 E. Oakland Ave.
Doylestown, PA 18901
Phone: 215-348-0510
Website: Bucks County
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Listing of senior groups on file, activities are held at senior centers, and senior Olympics are held annually
|Senior Citizens
|Delaware Aging and Disability Resource Center
|Senior Adult Activity Centers
|1901 N. Du Pont Highway, Main Building
New Castle, DE 19720
Phone: 800-223-9074
Fax: 302-255-4445
Website: Delaware ADRC
|The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) is your one-stop access point for aging and disability information and resources in Delaware.
|Senior Citizens and All Disabilities
|Montgomery County Aging and Adult Service
|Senior Adult Activity Centers
|1430 DeKalb Pike
Norristown, PA 19494
Phone: 610-278-3601
Website: Montgomery County
|Programs such as senior center services, comprehensive assessment, care management, in-home services, information and referral, caregiver support programs, protective services, adult daily living centers, and other important services and programs
|Adults and Senior Citizens
|Philadelphia Corporation for the Aging
|Senior Adult Activity Centers
|642 N. Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19130
Phone: 215-765-9000
Website: PCA Cares
|Services for people over 60, like the adaptive modification program - which helps people with physical disabilities live independently in their own homes
|Senior Citizens
|New Jersey Division of Aging Community Services
|Senior Adult Activity Centers
|P.O. Box 360
Trenton, NJ 08625
Phone: 609-943-3437
Website: N.J. Division of Aging Community Services
|Programs designed to make it easier for seniors to get the help they need to support their well-being and maintain themselves in the community for as long as possible with independence, dignity and choice.
|Senior Citizens
|The Delaware County Office of Services for the Aging
|Senior Adult Activity Centers
|Phone: 610-490-1300
Website: Delaware County Office
|Mission of COSA is to plan, develop, coordinate and administer a comprehensive service system for older adults.
|Senior Citizens
|Independent Living Research Utilization
|Social Clubs and Support Groups
|2323 S. Sheperd, Suite 1000
Houston, TX 77019
Phone: 713-520-0232
Fax: 713-520-5785
Website: ilru
Email: email@example.com
|Providing research, education and consultation in the areas of independent living, the Americans with Disabilities Act, home and community based services and health issues for people with disabilities.
|All Disabilities
|Magee Rehabilitation Hospital Volunteer Department
|Social Clubs and Support Groups
|1513 Race Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Website: Volunteer at Magee
|Fund-raising volunteer activities to benefit patient programs.
|All Disabilities
|Social Clubs and Support Groups
|10980 Norcom Road
Philadelphia, PA 19154
Phone: 215-613-1070
Website: Spin, Inc.
|Recreational groups, outings, classes for people with brain injuries.
|Individuals that have sustained a brain injury
|Magee Rehabilitation Hospital Multiple Sclerosis Support Group
|Social Clubs and Support Groups
|1513 Race Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: 215-587-3106
Magee Rehabilitation Hospital Multiple Sclerosis Support
|Provides support and resources necessary to maintain optimal health and wellness.
|Individuals with Multiple Sclerosis
|United Cerebral Palsy Association Recreation Department
|Social Clubs and Support Groups
|102 E Mermaid Lane
Philadelphia, PA 19118
Phone: 215-242-4200
Website: UCP Phila
|Vocational training for people with disabilities includes: supportive employment and job placement.
|All Disabilities
|Center for Independent Living of South Jersey
|Social Clubs and Support Groups
|1150 Delsea Drive Suite 1
Westville, NJ 08093
Phone: 609-853-6490
Website: Center for Independent Living
|Dedicated to providing people with disabilities the opportunity to actively participate in society. To provide freedom of choice; to work; to own a home; raise a family; and in general to participate to the fullest extent possible in day-to-day activities.
|All Disabilities
|Magee Rehabilitation Hospital Spinal Cord Injury Support Group
|Social Clubs and Support Groups
|1513 Race Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: 215-587-3174
Website: Magee Rehab
Email: email@example.com
|Provides individuals who have suffered a SCI the chance to learn from those who have rehabilitated following such an injury.Magee can match peers based on injury level, social situations, age, gender, marital status, recreational interests and vocational experience.
|Individuals with a Spinal Cord Injury
|Centers for Independent Living (DE)
|Social Clubs and Support Groups
|Two Fox Point Centre, 6 Denny Road, Suite 101
Wilmington, DE 19809
Phone: 302-765-0791
Fax: 302-765-0195
Website: iri-de.org
|Independent Resources Inc. (IRI) is a Federally funded, private non-profit, non-residential organization providing services to persons with disabilities. IRI is a statewide organization with offices located in Wilmington, Dover and Dagsboro.
|All Disabilities
|Magee Rehabilitation Hospital Stroke Family Care Group
|Social Clubs and Support Groups
|1513 Race Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: 215-587-3411
Website: Magee Rehab
Contact: Jennifer Salomon
Email: email@example.com
|Family peer counselors offer practical tips, support and insights to others who are in a similar situation.
|Individuals affected by a stroke
|Magee Rehabilitation Hospital Amputee Peers
|Social Clubs and Support Groups
|1513 Race Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: 215-587-3174
Website: Magee Rehab
Contact: Marie Protesto
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Provides an opportunity to practice speech and language skills in a safe and supportive environment; provides education about aphasia; and encourages socialization among the members.
|Individuals with Aphasia and amputations
|Magee Rehabilitation Hospital Wendkos Community Center for Stroke Patients
|Social Clubs and Support Groups
|1513 Race Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: 215-587-3411
Website: Magee Rehab
Contact: Jennifer Salomon
Email: email@example.com
|Meets first Tuesday every month Stroke club which goes on trips and to restaurants together.
|Individuals affected by a stroke
|Outdoor Explorations
|Sports and Fitness
|Website: Outdoorexp.org
|Provides people of all abilities with opportunities to participate in adventure recreation.
|All Disabilities
|National Wheelchair Basketball Association
|Sports and Fitness
|6165 Lehman Drive Suite 101
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Phone: 719-266-4082
Website: NWBA
Contact: Sherrice Fox
|Wheelchair Basketball
|Qualified individuals with physical disabilities
|Pennsylvania Center for Adapted Sports
|Sports and Fitness
|#4 Boathouse Row
Philadelphia, PA 19130
Phone: 215-765-5118
Website: Adapted Sports
Contact: Isabel Bohn
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|In-line skating, tandem cycling, handcycling, rowing, snow skiing, kayaking, climbing, sled hockey, swimming, running and walking.
|Adults with physical disabilities and the visually impaired
|Temple University Adapted Athletics and Recreation
|Sports and Fitness
|1858 North Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19122
Phone: 215-204-1267
Website: Temple Recreation
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Wheelchair basketball, weight training, hand cycling
|Temple University Students with Disabilities
|United Cerebral Palsy Association of Philadelphia Cerebral Palsy Sports
|Sports and Fitness
|102 East Mermaid Lane
Philadelphia, PA 19118
Phone: 215-242-4200
Website: UCP Phila
|Athlete training, bowling, track & field.
|Individuals with Cerebral Palsy
|Disabled Sports USA (local Chapter Pennsylvania Center for Adaptive Sports
|Sports and Fitness
|451 Hungerford Drive Suite 100
Rockville, MD 20850
Phone: 301-217-0960
Website: Disabled Sports USA
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Snow Skiing, Tennis, Deep Sea Fishing, Handcycling, Camping, White Water Rafting, Kayaking, Canoeing, Golfing, Waterski, ATV
|All Physical Disablilities
|Leaps of Faith
|Sports and Fitness
|90 Housatonic Drive
Sandy Hook, CT 06482
Phone: 203-426-0666
Website: Leaps of Faith
Contact: Joel Zeisler
Email: email@example.com
|Water skiing
|All Disabilities
|Wheelchair Sports USA (local chapter: Appalachian Wheelchair Athletic Association (DE,MD,PA))
|Sports and Fitness
|1236 Jungermann Rd, Suite A
St. Peters, MO 63376
Phone 636-614-6784
Website: Wheelchair Sports USA
Contact: Kelli Kellen
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Billiards, Shooting, Table Tennis, Swimming, Weightlifting, and Para Olympic sports.
|Individuals with Physical Disabilities
|US Sled Hockey Assn. Atlantic District
|Sports and Fitness
|2383 Upper Barness Road
Warrington, PA 18976
Phone: 215-343-1213
Contact: Mike Doyle
Email: email@example.com
|Sled Hockey
|Individuals with Physical Disabilities
|Philly Sport Pilot
|Sports and Fitness
|Wilmington / Newcastle Co. Airport (KILG)
Phone: 302-324-9970
Website: Philly Sports Pilot
|Airplane pilot training
|Individuals with Physical Disabilities
|HRO Adventures
|Sports and Fitness
|140 College Drive
Pottstown, PA 19464
Phone: 610-970-1601
Website: HRO Adventures
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|We seek to explore the human spirit and its connection with the outdoors in our tailored programs for executive, corporate teams, women, couples, kids, and the physically challenged.
|Individuals with Physical Disabilities
|Paralyzed Veterans of America
|Sports and Fitness
|801 Eighteenth Street, NW
Washington, DC 20006
Phone: 800-424-8200
Website: PVA.org
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Paralyzed Veterans of America, we fight for better health care and benefits, aid in the search for a truly satisfying career, and provide the path to adventure through adaptive sports.
|Veterans with Disabilities
|National Wheelchair Poolplayers Association
|Sports and Fitness
|9757 Mount Lompoc Court
Las Vegas, NV 98178
Phone: 703-437-6792
Website: NWPAinc.org
Contact: Jeffrey Dolezal
|The NWPA is the Sanctioning Body of AllOrganized Wheelchair Billiards.
|All Disabilities
|United States Handcycle Federation
|Sports and Fitness
|P.O. Box 3538
Evergreen, CO 80437
Phone: 720-239-1360
Fax: 303-674-0533
Website: ushf.org
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|United States Handcycling Federation, Inc. is a non-profit corporation designed to create integrated cycling opportunities for wheelchair users and athletes with lower-mobility impairments.
|Individuals with Lower-Mobility Impairments
|Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International
|Sports and Fitness
|P.O. Box 33150
Denver, CO 80233
Phone: 800-369-7433
Fax: 303-252-4610
Website: PATHintl.org
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|The Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl.) changes and enriches lives by promoting excellence in equine-assisted activities and therapies.
|All Disabilities
|Worked T.E.A.M. Sports
|Sports and Fitness
|4250 Veterans Memorial Highway, Suite 420
Holbrook, NY 11741
Phone: 855-987-8326
Fax: 855-288-3377
Website: World T.E.A.M. Sports
|World T.E.A.M. Sports has organized all kinds of athletic events for disabled and able bodied citizens mountain climbing, white water rafting, biking, and more. We change lives through sports.
|All Disabilities
|United States Quad Rugby Association
|Sports and Fitness
|11104 Spicewood Club Drive
Austin, TX 78750
Phone: 512-791-2644
Website: USQRA
Contact: James T. Gumbert
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|The United States Quad Rugby Association exists to provide opportunity, support, and structure for competitive wheelchair rugby to people with disabilities. We are here to help people get involved in the fastest growing wheelchair sport in the world.
|Americas Athletes with Disabilities
|Sports and Fitness
|8630 Fenton Street, Suite 920
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Phone: 800-238-7632
Fax: 301-589-9052
Website: americasathletes.org
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|They initiate, stimulate and promote the overall growth and development of sports, recreation, leisure, health and fitness activities for persons with physical disabilities targeting programs and services for children and newly disabled adults
|Newly disabled and children with phyiscal disabilities.
|Wheelchair and Ambulatory Sports
|Sports and Fitness
|P.O. Box 5266
Kendall Park, NJ 08824
Phone: 732-266-2634
Fax: 732-355-6500
Website: wsusa.org
|Provides multi-sport and recreation opportunities for people with physical and visual disabilities by facilitating, advocating, and developing a national community-based outreach program, providing resources and education, conducting regional and national competitions, and providing access to international competitions.
|Individuals with physical and visual disabilities
|U.S. Electric Wheelchair Hockey Association
|Sports and Fitness
|7216 39th Ave. No.
Minneapolis, MN 55427
Phone: 763-535-4736
Website: usewha.org
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Mission is to provide a quality hockey program for persons requiring the use of an electric (power) wheelchair in daily life.
|Individuals requiring use a power wheelchair
|Magee Rehabilitation Hospital Wheelchair Sports Program
|Sports and Fitness
|1513 Race Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: 215-587-3412
Website: Magee Rehab Community Programs
Contact: Keith Newerla
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Wheelchair Rugby, Tennis, and Basketball.
|Adults with Physical Disabilities
|U.S. Power Soccer Association
|Sports and Fitness
|Website: Power Soccer USA
|The USPSA promotes power soccer on a national and international level through tournament play, referee certification, training and growth.
|All individuals who require a power wheelchair
|All Riders Up
|Sports and Fitness
|265 Mattson Road
Garnet Valley, PA 19061
Phone: 610-459-0879
Website: All Riders Up
Contact: Marcia Laver
Email: email@example.com
|Provide equine assisted activities to encourage individuals with special needs in reaching their potential for physical, behavioral, and social development in an atmosphere of recreation and fun.
|All Disabilities
|Eastern Amputee Golf Association
|Sports and Fitness
|2015 Amherst Drive
Bethlehem, PA 18015
Phone: 888-868-0992
Website: EAGA
Contact: Bob Buck
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Learn to golf videos, Golf workshops, tournaments, and college scholarships available to members.
|Individuals with Amputations
|Sports and Fitness
|91 Oak Leaf Lane
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Phone: 919-942-4699
Website: Able Flight
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Airplane pilot training
|Individuals with Physical Disabilities
|Carousel House
|Sports and Fitness
|Belmont Ave. & N. Concourse Dr.
Philadelphia, PA 19131
Phone: 215-685-0160
Website: Carousel House
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Weight training, Summer Basketball League, Aquatics
|All Disabilities
|Freedom's Wings International
|Sports and Fitness
|324 Charles Street Apt 25
Coopersburg, PA 18036
Phone: 800-382-1197
Website: Freedom's Wings
|Glider Flight training, glider rides for people with disabilities, and scholarships for those with limited means. Blairstown Airport (Blairstown, NJ) Van Sandt Airport (Irwina, PA)
|All Physical Disabilities
|Life Rolls On
|Sports and Fitness
|400 Corporate Pointe, Suite 525
Culver City, CA 90230
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TULSA — Carson Meier became Oklahoma's first tight end commitment in nearly 16 months on May 22, when the Tulsa Union standout gave the Sooners his pledge.
The senior-to-be's commitment gave OU a boost at the position, which became largely obsolete last season for the first time in the Bob Stoops era.
"I feel like it's an opportunity," Meier said. "I have dreams of going to the NFL, and OU's a great college football school. I hope they can make my dreams come true."
The 6-foot-7, 220-pound tight end is No. 9 on The Oklahoman's Super 30 list of the state's top 2014 college football prospects.
Meier caught 15 passes for 200 yards and two touchdowns last season, then averaged 12.2 points per game for the Redskins' state-tournament basketball team. About a month after basketball season ended, Meier's college football recruitment began to take off.
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Meier said OU assistants Jay Boulware and Jay Norvell have told him that at Oklahoma, he'll be a "flexed-out tight end."
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Meier said he didn't grow up a fan of any particular college football team because he comes from a pretty diverse family in that regard.
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While he's convincing family members to don crimson and cream, Meier has also gone to work on some fellow Tulsa-area prospects.
Meier began with his good friend and Tulsa Union teammate Jeffery Mead, a 6-6, 175-pound wide receiver who ended up committing to Oklahoma exactly a month after Meier did.
Now, Meier said he's working on four-star Jenks safety Steven Parker, who holds more than 25 scholarship offers from big-time programs around the country, including two-time defending national champion Alabama.
"I bugged (Mead) about it every day," Meier said with a laugh. "I really want both of them to come because they're really good friends of mine."
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His job is to run the ball, not make the call. The call was for him not to run the ball.
If there was an offensive play that seemed to really put the Chargers behind the 8-ball in last night's 34-23 loss to Denver at Qualcomm Stadium, it wasn't an incomplete pass or any single breakdown in the offensive line, though there were plenty of both. Rather, it was a third-and-goal in the first quarter that fairly screamed the words "LaDainian Tomlinson," especially since he was running last night like he'd seldom run this season.
Instead, Tomlinson was on the sideline, watching with everyone else as Darren Sproles took the handoff and continued forward. He was promptly stopped cold at the line of scrimmage by a Broncos defense that might also have been wondering why Tomlinson didn't get the gig.
"I want to be in the game," said Tomlinson, asked if he was perplexed not to be in the backfield for that particular play. "If we're down on the goal line, I want to be in the game. But Norv (Turner, head coach) had a play to call and I wasn't involved."
"The play we originally were going to call, Darren runs," said Turner. "We changed the call to a check, run and a pass. There was nothing significant in terms that we were not going to run the play with LT. It was just the way it came up."
The odd part about that was, this wasn't another one of those nights for Tomlinson, not one of those games where every one of his rushing attempts seemed so futile and fruitless and belied his long-held stature as one of the game's truly great backs.
On that second Chargers series of the game, Tomlinson had put the Chargers within scoring range by taking a pass and gaining 25 yards, breaking off a 13-yard run to the Denver 4 and, after losing a yard on his next carry, gained three yards on second-and-goal from the 5.
"Just to see him get going and see him making plays, that's the guy that I know," said tight end Antonio Gates. "It's uplifting for us offensively."
Perhaps nobody on the Chargers offense has needed that kind of running than the runner himself. Tomlinson, who'd compiled just 70 yards in four games before last night, equaled that number on 18 carries against the Broncos. Eleven of those carries came in the first half. Other than Tomlinson, San Diego running backs gained 2 yards total.
"They frustrated us in the second half," said Tomlinson. "Every game I've seen of theirs, they've always picked it up in the second half. There were creases, but those creases aren't there all game. We knew that this would be a game where we'd have to wear them down to have success running the ball. And I think we did some good things with the running game."
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Both things happened last night. Admittedly, Scifres was not his dominating self, even though he averaged 50.3 yards with his three punts. The telltale number was the net of 24.7, including a 71-yard return for touchdown by Eddie Royal after Royal already had gone 93 yards to score on a kickoff.
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Well, if you are still doing the 26" wheels thing as before, the only option seems to be the first frame (a). However, it does look like this is the frame company you wanted.
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Our company was founded in 1987 and as a skilled frame maker, we specialize in producing various type of Top-End frames in steel, aluminum and carbon fiber composite materials. From conventional hardtail, suspension, recumbent, electrical, trial, dual slalom and BMX...to whatever you can name it, we are able to make it. We currently supply to global customers and many of them are the most reputed bicycle assemblers, such as Jamis, DMR, Ritchey, Surly, QBP, Planet X, Dawes, Greenspeed, Rans, Da Bomb, VooDoo, Sachs.... and so on.
Didn't see any prices though.
Frame a doesn't have any braze-ons for fenders, and only one set for racks when you need two. Frame B or D would really be better for touring, with a good number of braze-ons, but both use 700C wheels from what I can tell.
thanks for the heads-up. it's quite frustrating! i am getting negative feedback from bike shops in taiwan regarding tour bike frame availability.Originally Posted by meteparozzi
reynolds frames are manufactured in Taiwan in this factory, so i am hoping that i should have a chance of finding what would be suitable for the tour. yeah i'd be happiest with 26" wheels.
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Have you tried contacting Surly or Thorn and asking the name of their manufacturer or a location to purchase their frames in Taiwan?
It's going to be quite difficult to find a touring frame. Even though they are all made here, they are all made for export, and its incredibly difficult to buy just one or two, they try to sell them in bulk.
I found a great set of trekking handlebars the other day from a Taiwanese manufacturer, but they wanted me to buy 150,000 NT$ worth and wouldn't even provide the name of a distributor here.
It's the same with Apple products. They are made here, shipped to the States, and then some are shipped back here to be sold. I constantly hear talks about 'triangle trade.' It's just obscene.
Those frames look pretty good. I would probably go with one of the 700C wheel ones and buy a set of well built wheels (36 or 40 spokes). I know a guy here in Kaohsiung that builds wheels, and he's fluent in English.
You might be able to tell him what you want, your measurements, etc. and see if he can't find what you want. He did that for me.
His name is Justin Wang. I'll PM you his e-mail address.
Try contacting Peter Snow at Bike China, he used to hang out on the touring-at-phred email list, and was always helpful with questions like this .
I liked D and I have gone through 4 touring bikes. Most of the others did not appear to have the right braze-ons or geometry for touring. I'm curious. Why buy the frame in Tiawan? Travelling?
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The first two frames look the same. They just look like frames to me, not enough detail, they seem not to have eyelets for racks. Idealy what you want is a frame like this one which in a picture showing a wheel mounted, has a big gap between the rear wheel and the seatpost. It needs to look like more gap than on a touring bike since the 26" wheel is smaller.
Frame b&c looks like a racing frame, short and upright.
D is the touring frame, but I think it's 700c?
F looks nice. All you need to do is compare some numbers to other existing frames with the same wheel size check against surly etc...
I always thought their trekking bikes were a hoot. I would love to build this one out:
I'm livng in S Korea, and I figured a vacation in Taiwan would be nice, and I could possibly purchase some bike gear. S Korea isn't the best place to shop for bike gear outside of MTB's scope.Originally Posted by Peterpan1
I like the Surly, but 700c are a no go.
Thorn Sherpa looks nice, and expensive incl delivery price.
I think it's looking like I will have to get some 26" wheels built in Taiwan and purchase the gearing components there if the price is right and try find a suitable frame, otherwise it'll ordered online, which i don't like because i would like to try it out first
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For most westerners, their first taste of Asian food was likely Chinese, and what they were tasting was Cantonese food, a style of flavouring, cooking and eating first brought here by an influx of Chinese immigrants in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Cantonese cuisine originated in the city of Canton in the Guangdong province in south China which is blessed with fertile valleys for growing a wide array of fruits and vegetables, a moderate climate and seas, rivers and lakes teeming with fresh fish and shellfish.
In fact, a Cantonese saying --"Any animal whose back faces the sky can be eaten" -- sums up the approach they take to dinner. "Cantonese cuisine includes almost all edible food in addition to the staples of pork, beef and chicken -- snakes, snails, insects, worms, chicken feet, duck tongues," says Wikipedia in its examination of Chinese food. If it can be turned into a tasty morsel, it will be.
With its emphasis on fresh flavours, minimal high-heat cooking (think stir-frying, steaming and deep frying) and mild spicing, Cantonese food dominates Chinese menus in North America. Dim sum is a Cantonese specialty as is steamed whole fish and the ubiquitous barbecued pork.
Garlic, ginger and green onions are the signature flavours -- the holy trinity, so to speak -- in many Cantonese dishes and any spices are used with a light hand. Oyster, hoisin and black bean sauces all originated with Cantonese cooks. Rice is at the centre of most Cantonese meals and tea is the preferred drink.
There's nothing more delicious than perfectly cooked and seasoned Chinese food, still redolent with the "breath of the wok", that elusive yet essential testament to speed and freshness. So set aside the stir-fry sauce and industrial flavour packets and start cooking the real thing.


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Shell to Export LNG Jointly - Analyst Blog
Shell US Gas & Power LLC - a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell plc ( RDS.A ) - Southern Liquefaction Company, LLC - subsidiary of Kinder Morgan Inc ( KMI ) - and a unit of El Paso Pipeline Partners, L.P. ( EPB ) announced their plan to jointly form a limited liability company. The new entity will develop an export-ready natural gas liquefaction plant at a shipping terminal near Savannah, Georgia.
Upon corporate and regulatory approvals, the newly formed company will use El Paso's existing pipeline and terminal infrastructure to modify its Elba Express Pipeline and Elba Island LNG Terminal. The developed facility will export liquefied natural gas (LNG) by ship. A small-scale liquefaction unit of Shell will be included with the existing Elba Island facility to facilitate speedy construction.
Per the deal, Kinder Morgan owned El Paso will have a 51% stake in the new company and operate the facility. Shell will have the remaining 49% stake and 100% of the liquefaction capacity. It is estimated that the facility will have a capacity of 2.5 million tons per year upon completion.
The Free Trade Agreement approval has been sanctioned to the project and the non-Free Trade Agreement approval is also expected soon. Management at Shell believes that this deal will meet the world's growing energy requirement and boost the U.S. economy.
In terms of assets, Royal Dutch Shell owns a strong and diversified portfolio of global energy businesses that offer attractive long-term growth opportunities. The group's strong inventory of development projects and increased capital expenditures should help volume growth in the long run.
However, Royal Dutch Shell conducts operations in many countries. As such, the group is exposed to risks associated with doing business abroad. Such risks include embargoes and/or expropriation of assets, exchange rate risks, terrorism and political/civil sentiment.
Royal Dutch Shell currently carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold), implying that it is expected to perform in line with the broader U.S. equity market over the next one to three months. Another oil company Total SA ( TOT ) having a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy) is also expected to perform in line with the market.
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'The concept of a circular economy has recently gained traction in European policy making as a positive, solutions-based perspective for achieving economic development while respecting environmental limits. The EEA is prepared to support the transition to a circular economy through analysis and assessments,' said EEA Executive Director Hans Bruyninckx.
Unlike the traditional take-make-consume-dispose approach, a circular economy seeks to respect environmental boundaries through increasing the share of renewable or recyclable resources while reducing the consumption of raw materials and energy. Emissions and loss of resources will thus be reduced. Approaches such as eco-design, sharing, re-using, repairing, refurbishing and recycling existing products and materials, will play a significant role in maintaining the use of products, components and materials and retaining their value.
These programmes show considerable differences in detail, coverage, objectives and time horizon. Most waste prevention programmes mention the aim of 'decoupling' waste generation from economic growth, but quantitative targets and corresponding monitoring schemes are often lacking. The majority (60%) are concerned with information and awareness-raising, while regulatory or economic policy instruments are mentioned less frequently (17%).
Waste prevention is the top aim of European policy's 'waste hierarchy' which lists waste management objectives in order of descending priority. If waste cannot be prevented, it should be reused or prepared for reuse, recycled, incinerated with energy recovery, or disposed of in landfill, if no other option is available. Europe aims to move up this hierarchy. By 2020 waste generation should be in absolute decline, according to the EU's Roadmap to a Resource Efficient Europe.
The current findings suggest that the variety of national initiatives leaves substantial room for improvement. Additional efforts would be most beneficial with regard to target setting, monitoring and the funding of upstream prevention measures.]]>
Our consumption has a significant environmental impact:
The publication also includes many solutions which could 'green' the economy. Better consumer choices, more recycling and even improvements in town planning can help, according to some of the experts interviewed in Signals. Together, these ideas could effectively create a 'circular economy', where waste becomes a resource to be reused.
The publication is illustrated with pictures and cartoons from Waste•smART, a recent EEA competition on the theme of waste. It also includes several fascinating infographics. Over the coming months it will be made available in more than 25 European languages.
Signals will be launched today at Green Week, the annual European Union policy conference. Like Signals, the theme of this year's conference is also transforming the economy. The EEA will take part in many different discussions, on topics ranging from new business models to the way communication can help make a transition towards a green economy. For more details of EEA events at Green Week, see the events pages.]]>
Millions of tonnes of litter end up in the oceans, beaches, forests and other natural areas each year. Careless littering and poor waste management are most to blame, but the problem is party caused by the way we consume goods and packaging designed to be used briefly and discarded.
The European Environment Agency (EEA) is supporting those cleaning up beaches with a new app, 'Marine LitterWatch'. The app allows users to record the amount of different types of litter that they find on the beach. The data will be collected in a single European data set, documenting the extent of the problem. The app is now available for Apple and Android devices, and there is also a web interface to support communities in setting-up and managing their events and data.
The problem of marine litter is currently poorly understood. Sadly, evidence suggests that it is getting worse, with huge swirling patches of waste across five oceans. The EEA hopes that the data submitted via Marine LitterWatch will help to map the extent of the problem.]]>


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Listen to Lil Wayne 6'7" - Just Wait Until the Kids Are Out of the Room!Emma Brady
Apparently family time is over for Lil Wayne as he turns his attention back to work as after his recent release from prison!
The father of four is wasting no time in getting back in the studio. Weezy already has his first single of his post-prison career ready for release with the promise of a new album soon to follow. The new single, 6'7″, was released by Bangladesh earlier today features Cory Gunz and is aimed at drawing attention to the upcoming album which is expected to be released in February.
Listen to Lil Wayne's new single 6'7″…..
We've got the first listen to Lil Wayne's brand new single, 6'7″, but you'll definitely want to wait until those little ears are out of the room before you hit play. With lyrics like "Life is a bitch and death is her sister, sleep is the cousin, what a f—in' family picture/ You know Father Time, we all know Mother Nature/ It's all in the family, but I am of no relation," you can enjoy this one on the down low while the kids are busy somewhere else in the house!
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Conrad J. Bauman Sr., 95, of Meshoppen and formerly of Wilkes-Barre, passed away on Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012, at Tyler Memorial Hospital, Tunkhannock.
He was born in Wilkes-Barre on Aug. 1, 1917, a son of the late Raymond Sr. and Caroline Hochreiter Bauman. He was a graduate of E.L. Meyers High School, class of 1936.
He was a stone mason, as per his family tradition, for many years and retired in 1980 from the Blue Coal Co., Ashley.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Catherine Elizabeth Higgins; brothers, Raymond Jr. and Louis Bauman; his longtime companion, Nellie Raginski.
He along with his father and brothers built and owned a cottage in Ransom, Pa., where he spent many summer days with family enjoying the Susquehanna River, swimming, boating and fishing. An avid golfer who was very proud to say he could hit a golf ball while he was in his 90s, he also enjoyed playing the guitar and singing with family and friends.
Surviving are his daughters, Carolyn Sharp and her husband, Neil, West Pittston, Barbara Womelsdorf, West Pittston, Phyllis Wielgopolski and her husband, Joseph, Mountain Top; sons, Conrad Bauman Jr. and his wife, Doreen, Larksville, Joseph Bauman and his wife, Barbara, Melbourne, Fla., Michael Bauman and his wife, Judy, with whom he resided until his death; 12 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. from the George A. Strish Inc. Funeral Home, 105 N. Main St., Ashley. A Liturgy of the Word Service is at 11 a.m. in St. Andrew Parish, 316 Parrish St., Wilkes-Barre. Interment will follow in St. Mary's Cemetery Hanover Township. Friends and family may call today from 6 until 9 p.m., and on Saturday from 9:30 until 10:30 a.m.
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I really enjoyed this. The flavoring is very sublte but perfect. I did use MEXICAN stewed tomatoes and omitted the cayenne. I didn't quite understand the part about setting aside the liquid of the tomatoes, just to turn around and put it into the pot, so I didn't do that and it turned out fine. THANKS!
My family enjoyed this dish. I sauteed the onions and added fresh garlic and red pepper. I used vegtable broth and included the liquid from the crushed tomatoes as part of the 1 cup of water. I will make this again.
Very easy, very tasty. To me this was a vegetarian version of chili, since I used veggie stock instead of the chicken stock. I guess that would actually make it vegan. I used a mixture of brown and red lentils, because I wanted it to be really thick. The rice kind of got lost in here, but I love lentils so that was the big draw for me anyway. I also added some smoked paprika at the end. Made for Potluck tag. Thanks, FloridaNative!
This was a tasty and hearty meal. My DH and daughter both really liked it. I found it a little plain, but it's easy enough to adjust some of the seasonings to taste. As someone else mentioned. a can of chopped chilies would be a nice addition.
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We receive a data file from our legacy system and we process it and load it in a database. The input file (say input.txt) can be bifurcated column-wise into two parts – the first being the data columns and the second being the numbers columns. The processing that we do on this file is to drop some of the data columns and aggregate the numbers for the columns remaining (so that each record is a unique record).
The tab delimited input file input.txt is shown below (column0 to column4 are the data columns and column5 to column7 are the numbers column):
a b c h n 1.99 2.99 9
a b c k q 100 100 10
a b c m s 9.99 8.99 11
a b d i o 0.01 0.01 12
a b d j p -12.19 11.11 13
a b e l r 9 9 14
The tab delimited output file output.txt is shown below:
a b c 111.98 111.98
a b d -12.18 11.12
a b e 9 9
The following perl script aggregates the numbers by keeping column0, column1 and column2. The script is working fine.
use strict;
my $INPUT_FILE=shift @ARGV || die "You must supply the input as the first argument!!!\n";
my $OUTPUT_FILE=shift @ARGV || die "You must supply the output file as the second argument!!!\n";
open(my $out, ">", $OUTPUT_FILE) or die "Cannot open $OUTPUT_FILE for writing!\n";
open(my $in, "<", $INPUT_FILE) or die "Cannot open $INPUT_FILE for processing!\n";
my $data;
while (<$in>)
my @cols = split(/\t/);
$data->{$cols[0]}->{$cols[1]}->{$cols[2]}->[0] += $cols[5];
$data->{$cols[0]}->{$cols[1]}->{$cols[2]}->[1] += $cols[6];
close $in;
foreach my $lev1 (sort keys %{$data})
foreach my $lev2 (sort keys %{$data->{$lev1}})
foreach my $lev3 (sort keys %{$data->{$lev1}->{$lev2}})
my $dataVal = $data->{$lev1}->{$lev2}->{$lev3}->[0];
my $dataVal2 = $data->{$lev1}->{$lev2}->{$lev3}->[1];
print $out "$lev1\t$lev2\t$lev3\t$dataVal\t$dataVal2\n";
close $out;
Question: We apply the same logic in many different perl scripts. I want to create a generic subroutine which can be sourced in all those different script using "require" statement. The subroutine should aggregate and print the output. This subroutine should accept the arguments as to which columns I need for aggregation (currently column0 to column2) and the numbers from which columns should be aggregated (currently column5 and column6). Please advice.


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