While the “Nearly” Universal Cup Holder hasn’t been tested on all sporting venues, we encourage you to bring it with you while you explore stadiums around the world. If you’re a baseball fan, The Huffington Post recently ranked the 10 great baseball stadiums to visit in 2012.

Be sure to try your “Nearly” Universal Cup Holder at the top 10 baseball stadiums:

1. Fenway Park, Boston
   Home of the Boston Red Sox, this 100-year-old ballpark is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
2. Marlins Park, Miami
   Marlins Park is baseball’s newest stadium. It’s even air conditioned!
3. Citi Field, New York
   Citi Field opened in 2009 and is home to the New York Mets. This park seats approximately 45,000 people and has optimal sightlines of the field.
4. PNC Park, Pittsburgh
   Located on the Allegheny River, Pirates fans enjoy expansive views of the Pittsburgh skyline and riverfront at PNC Park.
5. Camden Yards, Baltimore
   Camden Yards, a highly acclaimed baseball stadium, launched a new retro-classic style ballpark in the 1990s.
6. Wrigley Field, Chicago
   Built in 1914, Wrigley Field has been the site of numerous historic events including Babe Ruth’s memorable “called shot.”
7. Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia
   The Phillies moved to this new state-of-the-art facility in 2004. This ballpark was designed to be universally accessible for all fans with disabilities and special needs.
8. Yankee Stadium, New York
   Whether you love or hate the Yankees, the new New Yankee Stadium is something to see. If you can’t make it to NYC this season, check out these panoramas of the ballpark.
9. AT&T Park, San Francisco
   Home to the Giants, this ballpark has scenic views of the bay. In 2008, AT&T Park was named Sports Facility of the Year by Sports Business Journal and Sports Business Daily.
10. Tokyo Dome, Tokyo
    The Tokyo Dome opened in 1988 as Tokyo’s first domed stadium.

For more details and photos about these stadiums, read The Huffington Post’s full story.

According to the Harris Poll, sponsored by the National Organization on Disability (NOD), just under one third of people with disabilities reported that inadequate transportation was a problem.  Of those individuals, more than half said it was a major problem. The theme of the inaugural awareness month, Life Moving Forward, represents a desire to spread awareness and knowledge about mobility issues. The goal of National Mobility Awareness Months is to teach seniors, veterans and people with disabilities to live an active and mobile lifestyle through the use of wheelchair accessible vehicles and mobility equipment.

NMEDA selected a spokesperson for the month that has never let mobility issues slow him down. Mike Savicki, a freelance sports journalist, disability advocate and small business entrepreneur serves as the spokesperson for National Mobility Awareness Month. Savicki is a 69-time gold medalist in the National Veterans Wheelchair Games. He is the only person to ever finish the Boston Marathon on both foot and a wheelchair.

How can you get involved?

As part of the National Mobility Awareness month, NMEDA is giving away three customized wheel chair vans to three local heroes that have overcome or are dealing with mobility issues. To nominate a local hero, submit a video or written story of about they have overcome or are dealing with mobility issues by May 13, 2012. Vote for your favorite local hero by May 13.

OH-4 and Mobility

OH-4 believes that mobility awareness is important. OH-4 Industries created the Nearly Universal Cup Holder as a convenient solution for people with disabilities. This cup holder easily attaches to the armrests of wheelchairs and scooters with Velcro brand fasteners.

The OH Cup Holder is especially convenient for airline travel. Simply attach velcro straps of the OH cup holder to your airline armrest and you have a cup holder on the go! This week we’ve rounded up our favorite gadgets and tips to make travel a little easier:

Gadgets

Fitness-focused travelers will love these 5 gadgets! Smart technology makes it easy to monitor and maintain your fitness routines while away from home.

Traveling for work? Stay productive with these must-have gadgets for business travelers from Fodors.

Travel

Stay caffeinated while changing timezones. Check out the best coffee for on the go travelers from Gadling.

Patience, as the saying goes, is definitely a virtue. Especially when it comes to traveling. Find out the five ways travel will teach you patience.

Mobility/Disability

Traveling with medical equipment can sometimes be a challenge. Find out these tips for flying with a manual wheelchair.

Check out this practical travel guide from Disability Horizons for flying with a disability & finding accessible accommodation.

1. Get Cozy

If you plan to sleep, bring a travel pillow and avoid using the inflatable ones or pillows provided by the airline.

2. Bring your own Blanket

Steer clear of airline blankets and pillows which may not be clean. Instead, bring your own blanket, as well as disinfecting wipes for cleaning tray tables and armrests.

3. Pack Healthy Snacks

With fewer airlines serving meals these days, it’s always a good idea to have healthy snacks on hand. Be prepared with a few of your favorite snacks that you can tuck into your purse or bag.

4. Gather your in-flight Necessities

Rather than spend time digging through your bag for a book or snack (while bumping elbows with your seatmate), try packing small must-have items in a resealable gallon-size bag. Simply toss it onto your seat while you stow away your carry-on bag.

5. Enjoy a Little Peace and Quiet

If you’re sensitive to airplane noise, consider packing a pair of noise-canceling headphones.

6. Catch up on Reading

Use your flight time to catch up on reading. Pack a book you’ve been dying to read, the latest magazine, or load up your tablet device, and enjoy a little pleasure reading.

7. Maximize Your Workspace

If you’re trying to get work done, your airline tray table works as laptop desk and that’s about it. There’s certainly no room for a beverage. Rather than risk spilling on expensive equipment, bring along the OH Cup Holder. It quickly and easily attaches to the airline armrest, freeing up space while keeping your drink within reach.

For more travel tips, check out these recommendations from travel insiders at Real Simple.

Mornings are always a great time to wake up to especially when you know there is one thing that awaits you – that is a hot and fresh black beverage commonly known as coffee in your silver coffee pot. But of course just like any coffee lover, you wanted to have your cup of coffee always prepared in the best like what commercial coffee shops do and in a way you do not have to wake up early just to brew a cup. What a waste it would be getting a cup just to throw it all down the drain right?

So to make sure you always get a delightful cup that will lighten up your day, you should get only the best coffee maker. Of course you deserve nothing but the best that is why a variety of Cuisinart coffee pots makes a good choice when it comes to home and office coffee pleasure.

Here are some of their great products that will give you one glorious cup for your drink holder in the easiest way so you can relax and sit back and make the most of your morning coffee experience.

1.) Cuisinart DCC-1200 Brew Central 12-Cup Coffeemaker
This one has a classic stainless design that is perfect for either home or office use. This can brew coffee up to twelve cups and has a digital clock for programming automatic brewing, so whether you want to it to brew 1-4 cups or 5 up to 12 cups, just set the number in! It also has a charcoal water filter and permanent Gold tone filter eliminating the need of using messy paper filter.

2.) Cuisinart DCC 100 Classic 10-Cup Auto Drip Coffeemaker
Want to have a taste of one fine hot carafe? Then this DCC 100 Classic is for you! Modelled after commercial system, you will surely enjoy each cup as if made by a pro! It can produce up to 10 cups, has a pause feature and a water window that indicates how much water is needed to be poured in. So why go to nearby coffee shops when you can enjoy a similar great tasting cup right in the comforts of your home!

3.) Cuisinart DCC-1150 10-Cup Programmable Thermal Coffeemaker
Want to jumpstart your day with the aroma of a freshly brewed coffee? Then add a Cuisinart DCC 1150 to your modern kitchen! This machine has an attractive double-wall insulated 10-Cup thermal carafe. Best of all, it has a self clean mode so you don’t need to wash your coffee maker with the worry of damaging it in the process! It also has a charcoal water filter and a brew pause feature that lets you enjoy a cup of coffee before brewing had finished! Moreover it automatically shuts off when brewing is complete – so no need to rush or run towards the kitchen just to turn off the machine, safe!

These are just some of their great products equipped with their own features that guarantee to give you nothing but the freshest and hottest cup that you want preserving the indisputable coffee indulgence!