[AI] Is Nokia E5 TALKS-compatible?

[Kakarla Nageswaraiah]

Dear Accessindians,
One of my friends wants to buy Nokia E5.  I'd like to know whether the handset 
is TALKS-compatible.
Regards.


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[AI] Reservation for disabled in co-operatives in kerala

[niranjanraj urs]

Dear friends,
There is good news. The 14th amendment to co-op law in Kerala , inter
alia, provide for reserving 3% of vacancies in co-operatives in the
state to disabled persons. The extent of disability should be 40% or
more,certified by the medical board(S.80-4).In Kerala, co-operatives
are the largest employers after government. This is really a welcome
development as it opens up employment oppurtunities to disabled
persons.
Niranjan

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Re: [AI] Reservation for disabled in co-operatives in kerala

[Asudani, Rajesh]

Yes, Niranjan, it surely is.
I think we must press for inclusion of disability reservation and reasonable 
accommodation for all employer receiving any aid/facilities from government and 
even those delivering services hitherto delivered by government.


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Subject: [AI] Reservation for disabled in co-operatives in kerala

Dear friends,
There is good news. The 14th amendment to co-op law in Kerala , inter
alia, provide for reserving 3% of vacancies in co-operatives in the
state to disabled persons. The extent of disability should be 40% or
more,certified by the medical board(S.80-4).In Kerala, co-operatives
are the largest employers after government. This is really a welcome
development as it opens up employment oppurtunities to disabled
persons.
Niranjan

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Re: [AI] Google testing car that drives by itself: report

[aisha sahani]

hmm,
very interesting!
i don't dream this project in india at least for next 10 years, but
interesting anyways.


aisha sahani.



On 10/11/10, Shadab Husain  wrote:
> Google testing car that drives by itself: report
>
> 
>
> Device atop the car gives details of surroundings
>
> Google engineer Sebastian Thrun is behind the project
>
> 
>
> New York: Internet giant Google is secretly developing a car that can drive
> itself, using artificial intelligence, a report says.
>
> Seven test cars have driven 1,000 miles without human intervention and more
> than 1,40,000 miles with only occasional human control, The New York Times
> reported.
>
> The car project of Google uses artificial intelligence software that can
> sense anything near the car and mimics the decisions made by a human driver.
>
> The device atop the car produces a detailed map of the environment which is
> used to navigate safely.
>
> One test car drove itself down Lombard Street in San Francisco, one of the
> steepest and curviest streets in the United States.
>
> The only accident, engineers said, was when one Google car was rear-ended
> while stopped at a traffic light.
>
> Autonomous cars are years from mass production, but technologists, who have
> long dreamed of them, believe that they can transform society as profoundly
> as the Internet has.
>
> Robot drivers react faster than humans, have 360-degree perception and do
> not get distracted, sleepy or intoxicated, the engineers argue.
>
> They say the technology could double the capacity of roads by allowing cars
> to drive more safely while closer together. Because the robot cars would
> eventually
> be less likely to crash, they could be built lighter, reducing fuel
> consumption. The car can be programmed for different driving personalities.
>
> The project is the brainchild of Sebastian Thrun, the 43-year-old director
> of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, a Google engineer and
> the
> co-inventor of the Street View mapping service.
>
> Google is using six Priuses and an Audi TT in the project.
>
> Google researchers said the company did not yet have a clear plan to create
> a business. - PTI
> http://www.hindu.com/2010/10/11/stories/2010101162332000.htm
>
>
> There is enough light for one who wants to see.
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[AI] how do blind people go swimming?

[aisha sahani]

Hi all,
As you know that I’m not much aware about blind and visually impaired
people and  thingss designed specifically for them, I’ve been trying
to explore how does a blind person swim?

Yeah, I made up my mind to learn swimming, and I have hope that its
possible for me, even after being a 100 percent blind.

Can  you suggest  how should I go about it?

Is there any specific technique, tip, device or even institute which
can help me learning swimming?

your responses on this will be appreciated.


Aisha sahani.

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Re: [AI] Regarding The Telegraph epaper.

[aisha sahani]

thank you, dude!
i love this paper myself, and i'm glad to discover that i've been
using the right technique, which is exactly the same which you told.
very helpful!

thanks a ton, man.

aisha sahani.



On 10/8/10, avinash shahi  wrote:
> hi shiv,
> I am glad to know, that you read one of my favorite newspaper
> telegraph,  apart from the hindu.
> open the site:www.telegraphindia.com
> take link listview, press A, you will find archives, hit enter there.
> as the page gets opened,then, you can select desired date, month and
> year. since first march.
> here is a archive page:
> http://www.epaper.telegraphindia.com/archives/archive.html
> read and enjoy.
>
>
>
> --
> information exists to dissiminate
>
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> email: shahi88avin...@gmail.com
> phone: 98,71,18,49,04.
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[AI] compatibility of jaws with software developed in oracle and ra

[jyotsna diwan]

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Re: [AI] Reservation for disabled in co-operatives in kerala

[Renuka Warriar]

Yes Indeed it is a welcome decision.  Since there are so many
co-operative societies and banks in Kerala the disabled will be more
and more benefitted.
Renuka E,
Section Officer,
I C T
centre for
visually
challenged,
C H Mohammad Koya Library,
University of
Calicut,
Malappuram Dt.,
Kerala.

On 10/11/10, Asudani, Rajesh  wrote:
> Yes, Niranjan, it surely is.
> I think we must press for inclusion of disability reservation and reasonable
> accommodation for all employer receiving any aid/facilities from government
> and even those delivering services hitherto delivered by government.
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in
> [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of niranjanraj urs
> Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 1:24 PM
> To: accessindia
> Subject: [AI] Reservation for disabled in co-operatives in kerala
>
> Dear friends,
> There is good news. The 14th amendment to co-op law in Kerala , inter
> alia, provide for reserving 3% of vacancies in co-operatives in the
> state to disabled persons. The extent of disability should be 40% or
> more,certified by the medical board(S.80-4).In Kerala, co-operatives
> are the largest employers after government. This is really a welcome
> development as it opens up employment oppurtunities to disabled
> persons.
> Niranjan
>
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Re: [AI] compatibility of jaws with software developed in oracle and ra

[Swati Sinha]

where is the message?


On 10/11/10, jyotsna diwan  wrote:
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[AI] compatibility of jaws with software developed in oracle and red hat linux

[jyotsna diwan]

Hi friends,
My workplace software is developed in red hat linux and oracle 9i. Is
it possible to work in it with Jaws?
Your valuable guidance in the matter is solicited.
Regards
Jyotsna

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Re: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?

[Vamshi. G]

hi aisha,

i have learnt swimming some years ago when i had little more vision
than what i have now. I feel there needn't be any technique for blind
people to learn it.  we have to get accustomed to the swimming area
i.e., length, breadth, number of strokes required to reach the other
end, etc.

But we have to be cautious when there are more number of people in the pool.

On 10/11/10, aisha sahani  wrote:
> Hi all,
> As you know that I’m not much aware about blind and visually impaired
> people and  thingss designed specifically for them, I’ve been trying
> to explore how does a blind person swim?
>
> Yeah, I made up my mind to learn swimming, and I have hope that its
> possible for me, even after being a 100 percent blind.
>
> Can  you suggest  how should I go about it?
>
> Is there any specific technique, tip, device or even institute which
> can help me learning swimming?
>
> your responses on this will be appreciated.
>
>
> Aisha sahani.
>
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Re: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?

[aisha sahani]

Wow!
I’ll surely try to speak this girl over phone.
Thanks for the contact detail provided.

vamshi, I agree, that there are not many special techniques needed for
a blind person to learn swimming, but the problem is that the
institutes for teaching swimming don’t dare taking a blind student.
Trust me, I’ve tried quite a number of institutes before writing this
mail, but I’m still not able to understand, whether I’m extra
optimistic or they are coward somewhat.
Some of them said that they would want me to sign a document stating
that they won’t be responsible for anything  happens with me while
learning swimming, which my parents don’t allow me to do on any cost.

Any solution?

Aisha sahani.




On 10/11/10, Vamshi. G  wrote:
> hi aisha,
>
> i have learnt swimming some years ago when i had little more vision
> than what i have now. I feel there needn't be any technique for blind
> people to learn it.  we have to get accustomed to the swimming area
> i.e., length, breadth, number of strokes required to reach the other
> end, etc.
>
> But we have to be cautious when there are more number of people in the pool.
>
> On 10/11/10, aisha sahani  wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> As you know that I’m not much aware about blind and visually impaired
>> people and  thingss designed specifically for them, I’ve been trying
>> to explore how does a blind person swim?
>>
>> Yeah, I made up my mind to learn swimming, and I have hope that its
>> possible for me, even after being a 100 percent blind.
>>
>> Can  you suggest  how should I go about it?
>>
>> Is there any specific technique, tip, device or even institute which
>> can help me learning swimming?
>>
>> your responses on this will be appreciated.
>>
>>
>> Aisha sahani.
>>
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>> with
>> the subject unsubscribe.
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>
>
> --
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> PH Res : +91 877-2243861
> Mobile: +91 9949349497
> E-mail ID:
> gvamsh...@gmail.com
> Skype: gvamshi81
>
> www.retinaindia.org
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[AI] BGFI suggests to Drafting committee for new law

[Asudani, Rajesh]

Press Release

BGFI Suggests to New Disability Law Committee

Blind Graduates Forum of India, a non-government organization working for all 
round development of the visually challenged, in its efforts for providing a 
voice to Visually challenged and other disabled in law and policy formation and 
implementation, has come up with a broad range of suggestions for the 
government committee drafting the new law to replace the existing persons with 
Disabilities act, 1995.
The meeting to illicit suggestions and comments of persons with Disabilities on 
the reports prepared by said committee was convened on Sunday, 10/10/10, at the 
PGTD Law, Nagpur. Around thirty participants cutting across various 
disabilities came forth with their observations.
Dr. Rajat Agrawal, a well-known eye specialist working in California US and 
hailing from the city, interacted with the participants in the beginning, 
giving details of his evolving path-breaking research about Bionic eye which 
has the potential of making persons with retinal problems  see again. Answering 
participants' queries, He also gave his valuable inputs towards formulating a 
useful definition of blindness and low vision. Nagpur may soon have a local 
chapter of Retina India, network founded by him to inculcate awareness and 
advocacy for retinal patients nationwide.
Dr. Shirish Deshpande, HoD, PGTD Law RTMNU, and Mr. Rajesh Asudani, Vice 
president BGFI, acquainted all participants with ongoing work of the drafting 
committee making new disability law and its updated reports. Each participant 
then spoke about her/his comments on it and the issues they felt the new law 
must address. The discussion was properly channelized by Dr. Vinod Asudani, 
Hon. National secretary of the forum.
Some of the important suggestions which were finalized to be recommended to the 
Govt. committee include:

*Set up Disability Disputes Redressal fora for deciding disability 
rights cases, at district, state and national level;

*Make provision for enforcement decree for judgments of  such fora;

*Divest CCPD and SCDs of disputes deciding powers;

*Make the recognition of educational institutions contingent on their 
following disability specific measures;

*Make all private players receiving any sort of aid from Govt. follow 
disability reservation

*Ensure that at least the private players who provide public utility 
services earlier provided by Govt. follow disability law provisions including 
reservation of jobs;

*Make presence of at least 30% disabled persons mandatory on executive 
committees of disability NGOs;

*Define disability to include medical parameters and index of 
activities of daily life, rather than in purely medical terms;

*Clearly lay down modalities of reservation for the disabled, like 
treatment of horizontality and merit based selection, etc.;

*Clearly stipulate details about human assistance during exams like  
scribe to visually challenged;

*Accord full faith and credit clause of constitution to disability 
certificates and make them basis for availing all and every facility relating 
to disability;

Delink reasonable accommodation in employment from reservation of posts;

*Provide for mandatory disability audit of all the govt. schemes;

*Provide for enhanced punishment to offences against women with 
disabilities;

*Include Disabled explicitly in the definition of priority sector 
lending for banks;

*Make non-observance of the provisions of disability act a civil 
liability and ground for specific relief and financial penalties clearly linked 
to violation and with a view to provide for them;

*Make right to life meaningful by making it obligatory for government 
to bear cost of all corrective measures like cochlear implants, prosthetics, 
corneal transplants,, etc. and making corneal donation compulsory at least in 
government hospitals;

*Give clear mandate to government to provide all and every reasonable 
accommodation to disabled in education and employment including assistive 
technology;

*Provide for personal pecuniary liability in cases of willful default.




These and many other points were enthusiastically deliberated upon and 
participants noted that the drafting committee reports do not contain clear cut 
provisions about many of these matters. It was decided that a memorandum would 
be shortly forwarded to the law drafting committee. Dr. Deshpande ably guided 
the deliberations and Mr. Lakshman Khapekar, Mr. Prakash Andhare, Adv. Vandana 
Navghare, Adv. Nandita Dube and others were prominently present.


(Dr. Vinod Asudani)
Hon. Secretary
Blind Graduates Forum of India

October 11, 2010








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  About the world's despair;
  But to make bad matters worse
  I found God wasn't there."

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[AI] Speakers/headphones

[Adina Galani]

Hi there,
Anyone can please suggest how can I set my internal speakers as default? 
Just now my laptop is playing through headsets only not through its own 
speaker. Dell with vista here.

Thanks,
Adina 



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Re: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?

[Kamal Verma]

   Hello,

It is very difficult to explain how blind can swim. It is as difficult as
the question how the blind can dream. I had been a swimmer in my childhood
and student life. I had performed in various swimming competition with my
sighted and blind counterparts. It is not very difficult for the blind to 
swim within specific line and length like in swimming pool. It may be very 
difficult in new location. It mayyy also be difficult to swim in rivers 
where the blind swimmer is not acqainted with uncertain flow of water and 
direction.
I have not used any device and training for this purpose. Yes, you can make 
it possible. I know one coach who is female and she trained some blind girls 
for swimming. Please contact me off the list over my mobile furnished below.

With best wishes
Kamal Verma
Cell: +919893454462
- Original Message - 
From: "aisha sahani" 

To: "accessindia" 
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 2:04 PM
Subject: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?


Hi all,
As you know that I’m not much aware about blind and visually impaired
people and  thingss designed specifically for them, I’ve been trying
to explore how does a blind person swim?

Yeah, I made up my mind to learn swimming, and I have hope that its
possible for me, even after being a 100 percent blind.

Can  you suggest  how should I go about it?

Is there any specific technique, tip, device or even institute which
can help me learning swimming?

your responses on this will be appreciated.


Aisha sahani.

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[AI] Application for Oriental Bank of Commerce Probationary Officers

[RENUKA WARRIER]

Application for Oriental Bank of Commerce Probationary Officers 

table with 2 columns and 9 rows
  
How To Apply

APPLY ONLINEat
www.obcindia.co.in


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Date of Commencement of Application 
: 
11/10/2010  
Date of Closure 
: 
10/11/2010  
Start Date for Fee deposit 
: 
11/10/2010  
Last Date for Fee deposit 
: 
10/11/2010  
Last Date for Reprint 
: 
25/11/2010 
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E RENUKA,
SECTION OFFICER,
ICT CENTRE FOR VISUALLY CHALLENGED,
CHMK LIBRARY,
UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT
CALICUT, UNIVERSITY P O,
MALAPPURAM DISTRICT,
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[AI] about recording conversation through computer/mobile

[Bijal Patel]

Hi friends!
I want to  know how to record conversation between two persons through 
computer/mobile. I want to get clearity from both sides like talk show on 
radio. Does it need any special  software or device? Is it possible through 
Goldwave or Skype? I know about call recorder software for mobile, but while 
talking and recording, some sounds like  tic tic creates disturbance which I 
don't want. So suggest me for it. 
Thanks.
With regards,
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Re: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?

[aisha sahani]

Thanks for all of your responses, I’m so amazed to discover so many
swimmers on this list.
You all are amazing.

In fact, I never doubt on fact that blind people can swim, but my
problem as told, is about how should I go about it?

Kamal and vamshi, could you please explain for me, about how did you
convince the institute to train you in swimming?
This is the only problem I’m facing in the path of learning swimming
at the moment.

Since I’ve studied in mainstream school, colleges and institute
throughout my life, I’ll better prefer to learn swimming  with
mainstream institutes instead of specials.
Hence, although I would love to learn swimming from the trainers
teaching specifically to blind people, but that’s going to be second
option in case I don’t find it feasible at all to learn in mainstream
institute.

I still wanna know, how did you guys convince your trainer to teach
you, being a blind.

Aisha sahani.



On 10/11/10, Kamal Verma  wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> It is very difficult to explain how blind can swim. It is as difficult as
> the question how the blind can dream. I had been a swimmer in my childhood
> and student life. I had performed in various swimming competition with my
> sighted and blind counterparts. It is not very difficult for the blind to
> swim within specific line and length like in swimming pool. It may be very
> difficult in new location. It mayyy also be difficult to swim in rivers
> where the blind swimmer is not acqainted with uncertain flow of water and
> direction.
> I have not used any device and training for this purpose. Yes, you can make
> it possible. I know one coach who is female and she trained some blind girls
> for swimming. Please contact me off the list over my mobile furnished below.
> With best wishes
> Kamal Verma
> Cell: +919893454462
>  - Original Message -
> From: "aisha sahani" 
> To: "accessindia" 
> Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 2:04 PM
> Subject: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?
>
>
> Hi all,
> As you know that I’m not much aware about blind and visually impaired
> people and  thingss designed specifically for them, I’ve been trying
> to explore how does a blind person swim?
>
> Yeah, I made up my mind to learn swimming, and I have hope that its
> possible for me, even after being a 100 percent blind.
>
> Can  you suggest  how should I go about it?
>
> Is there any specific technique, tip, device or even institute which
> can help me learning swimming?
>
> your responses on this will be appreciated.
>
>
> Aisha sahani.
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Re: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?

[BHAWANI SHANKAR VERMA]

what about those blind people living in villages? they are quite comfirtable 
on swimming and better perform then sighted villagers. there is a boatman, 
completely blind person and illitrate as well. he cruises his passenger boat 
in yamuna and kan river. you can find him in banda dist of u.p.


thanks.

bhawani


- Original Message - 
From: "Vamshi. G" 

To: 
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 2:33 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?


hi aisha,

i have learnt swimming some years ago when i had little more vision
than what i have now. I feel there needn't be any technique for blind
people to learn it.  we have to get accustomed to the swimming area
i.e., length, breadth, number of strokes required to reach the other
end, etc.

But we have to be cautious when there are more number of people in the pool.

On 10/11/10, aisha sahani  wrote:

Hi all,
As you know that I’m not much aware about blind and visually impaired
people and  thingss designed specifically for them, I’ve been trying
to explore how does a blind person swim?

Yeah, I made up my mind to learn swimming, and I have hope that its
possible for me, even after being a 100 percent blind.

Can  you suggest  how should I go about it?

Is there any specific technique, tip, device or even institute which
can help me learning swimming?

your responses on this will be appreciated.


Aisha sahani.

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[AI] about online data entry

[janki akhani]

 Hello Friends
I want to know that, blind persons can do online data entry work?
if yes, so how?
and by which websites they can do?

Thank You

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Re: [AI] Google testing car that drives by itself: report

[jagadeshwari kumari]

I really pray to god at a full-fledge that it should be successful and
prevellent in our country so that visually impaired don't have to rely
on drivers. Anyway, thanks a lot for sharing

On 10/11/10, Shadab Husain  wrote:
> Google testing car that drives by itself: report
>
> 
>
> Device atop the car gives details of surroundings
>
> Google engineer Sebastian Thrun is behind the project
>
> 
>
> New York: Internet giant Google is secretly developing a car that can drive
> itself, using artificial intelligence, a report says.
>
> Seven test cars have driven 1,000 miles without human intervention and more
> than 1,40,000 miles with only occasional human control, The New York Times
> reported.
>
> The car project of Google uses artificial intelligence software that can
> sense anything near the car and mimics the decisions made by a human driver.
>
> The device atop the car produces a detailed map of the environment which is
> used to navigate safely.
>
> One test car drove itself down Lombard Street in San Francisco, one of the
> steepest and curviest streets in the United States.
>
> The only accident, engineers said, was when one Google car was rear-ended
> while stopped at a traffic light.
>
> Autonomous cars are years from mass production, but technologists, who have
> long dreamed of them, believe that they can transform society as profoundly
> as the Internet has.
>
> Robot drivers react faster than humans, have 360-degree perception and do
> not get distracted, sleepy or intoxicated, the engineers argue.
>
> They say the technology could double the capacity of roads by allowing cars
> to drive more safely while closer together. Because the robot cars would
> eventually
> be less likely to crash, they could be built lighter, reducing fuel
> consumption. The car can be programmed for different driving personalities.
>
> The project is the brainchild of Sebastian Thrun, the 43-year-old director
> of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, a Google engineer and
> the
> co-inventor of the Street View mapping service.
>
> Google is using six Priuses and an Audi TT in the project.
>
> Google researchers said the company did not yet have a clear plan to create
> a business. - PTI
> http://www.hindu.com/2010/10/11/stories/2010101162332000.htm
>
>
> There is enough light for one who wants to see.
> Easy tips of improving English at
> http://shadablucknow.blogspot.com/
> My contributions to the press
> http://shadablucknow.blogspot.com/2008/10/my-contributions-to-press.html#link
> Many posts on one page
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Re: [AI] about online data entry

[Swati Sinha]

Hello,
There are multiple types of Online data entry. Some are like,
1. the company will send you hard copy and you will have to convert it
into soft copy in stipulated time.
2. Convert the data from Word to excel.
3. the company will send you a PDF document and you will have to
re-type into Word document without using any software/converter/tool.

You can search with key word "Online data entry" on Naukri.com or even
subscribe on Freelancing.com


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>   Hello Friends
> I want to know that, blind persons can do online data entry work?
> if yes, so how?
> and by which websites they can do?
>
> Thank You
>
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Re: [AI] Regarding Talking Caller ID phones

[ashwathkulkarni]

dear friends beetel company has manafacture one caller id phone model number 
cb 12000 thanks with regard ashwath kulkarni
- Original Message - 
From: "Janardhana Naidu" 

To: 
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 12:45 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] Regarding Talking Caller ID phones



Hello sir,
Talking caller ID phones are available with Saksham.  Visit 
www.saksham.org or call 01142411015 for further information.

With regards,
Janardhana naidu.
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Sent: Sunday, October 10, 2010 11:47 PM
Subject: [AI] Regarding Talking Caller ID phones



Hi,

Are Classco Talking Caller ID phones available in India?
If yes, where?

Regards,

Surinder
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Re: [AI] Is Nokia E5 TALKS-compatible?

[Janardhana Naidu]

hello sir,
it is recently introduced and costs around 11 k in Indian market.  As far as 
my knowledge is concerned E5 is compatible with talks 501.1. It may work 
with out major problems.  But I have not yet tested its compatibility.  It 
is better to confirm the compatibility with Saksham before purchasing the 
model.

With regards,
Janardhana naidu.
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Subject: [AI] Is Nokia E5 TALKS-compatible?



Dear Accessindians,
One of my friends wants to buy Nokia E5.  I'd like to know whether the 
handset is TALKS-compatible.

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Re: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?

[Srikanth Bolla]

Hi all,
  This is Srikanth. Even I can swim across the river or any pool which is
meters deep. I am also learning sailing. I don't think there is a problem
for
 Blind people in swimming and sailing. Hope this helps. regards,
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From: accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in
[mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of BHAWANI SHANKAR
VERMA
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 9:02 AM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?

what about those blind people living in villages? they are quite comfirtable

on swimming and better perform then sighted villagers. there is a boatman, 
completely blind person and illitrate as well. he cruises his passenger boat

in yamuna and kan river. you can find him in banda dist of u.p.

thanks.

bhawani


- Original Message - 
From: "Vamshi. G" 
To: 
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 2:33 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?


hi aisha,

i have learnt swimming some years ago when i had little more vision
than what i have now. I feel there needn't be any technique for blind
people to learn it.  we have to get accustomed to the swimming area
i.e., length, breadth, number of strokes required to reach the other
end, etc.

But we have to be cautious when there are more number of people in the pool.

On 10/11/10, aisha sahani  wrote:
> Hi all,
> As you know that I'm not much aware about blind and visually impaired
> people and  thingss designed specifically for them, I've been trying
> to explore how does a blind person swim?
>
> Yeah, I made up my mind to learn swimming, and I have hope that its
> possible for me, even after being a 100 percent blind.
>
> Can  you suggest  how should I go about it?
>
> Is there any specific technique, tip, device or even institute which
> can help me learning swimming?
>
> your responses on this will be appreciated.
>
>
> Aisha sahani.
>
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Re: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?

[Sathiyaprakash Ramdoss]

 Hello Aisha,

I recently learned swimming and  I did enjoy it and now, I can swim
independently. Certainly, we don't need any special techniques but I
want to share few important points for your consideration.
(1) If you are planning to learn swimming in a group setting i.e.,
along with some sighted folks, keep  the instructor inform your visual
challenge and have him / her to give you some extra attention while
you executing the steps taught by them. As Bhavani Mam has pointed
out,  we can do some fundamental steps i.e., strokes and kicks just
with the help of our general sense and listening others but after
learning floating.
(2)  Generally,  there are lots  of things to observe and immitate and
the instructors must be patient enough to teach us  using
least-to-most prompting  techniques. Least-to-most prompt in the
sense, first through verbal instruction. If it didn't work, you can
ask him/ her to do it first and touch and feel like how  he / she keep
his legs, kicking by using his / her feet etc. Even  if it didn't
work, then we can allow instructors to touch us and teach. At the
beginner level, we  can learn in a group setting and it will certainly
allow you to swim independently in the  shallow pool with 5 ft. If you
want to move to advance level, i.e., starting from water treading
techniques to  butterfly strokes, egg beeters etc, I would encourage
you to have a private tutor because it is all about observation and
immitation. If you want to get a sense of what it looks like learning
through observation and immitation, watch few swimming instructions in
 youtube by typing  water treading, egg beeters etc.  Goodluck and
enjoy learning   swimming.


Thank You.

Sathiyaprakash.
On 10/11/10, aisha sahani  wrote:
> Hi all,
> As you know that I’m not much aware about blind and visually impaired
> people and  thingss designed specifically for them, I’ve been trying
> to explore how does a blind person swim?
>
> Yeah, I made up my mind to learn swimming, and I have hope that its
> possible for me, even after being a 100 percent blind.
>
> Can  you suggest  how should I go about it?
>
> Is there any specific technique, tip, device or even institute which
> can help me learning swimming?
>
> your responses on this will be appreciated.
>
>
> Aisha sahani.
>
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Re: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?

[Srikanth Bolla]

I don't think that something is going to happen to you while swimming. You
can just go head and sign the document. May be it's their nervousness. As
long as you are oriented with the pool then no problem. The only thing is
that the institute people must provide you with a helper to you in the
water. that's how I was provided. My helper use to stop me from hitting any
edge of the pool or lain lines in the pool. Even when I jump of the diving
board, someone will be in the water to direct me to the edge of the pool.
One thing I recommend is you should where fence to your foot and you should
have a small board in your hands which makes you to float on the surface
while you are a beginner. To be frank,  you will not encounter any problem
other than bumping in to something or someone. This can easily prevented by
having a helper with you in the pool. anyway, there will be life guards if
you are swimming in the deep pool. please read this link just to get some
inspiration. http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2010/srikanth-bolla-swim.html.
Hope this helps. Regards,

-Original Message-
From: accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in
[mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of aisha sahani
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 5:38 AM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?

Wow!
I'll surely try to speak this girl over phone.
Thanks for the contact detail provided.

vamshi, I agree, that there are not many special techniques needed for
a blind person to learn swimming, but the problem is that the
institutes for teaching swimming don't dare taking a blind student.
Trust me, I've tried quite a number of institutes before writing this
mail, but I'm still not able to understand, whether I'm extra
optimistic or they are coward somewhat.
Some of them said that they would want me to sign a document stating
that they won't be responsible for anything  happens with me while
learning swimming, which my parents don't allow me to do on any cost.

Any solution?

Aisha sahani.




On 10/11/10, Vamshi. G  wrote:
> hi aisha,
>
> i have learnt swimming some years ago when i had little more vision
> than what i have now. I feel there needn't be any technique for blind
> people to learn it.  we have to get accustomed to the swimming area
> i.e., length, breadth, number of strokes required to reach the other
> end, etc.
>
> But we have to be cautious when there are more number of people in the
pool.
>
> On 10/11/10, aisha sahani  wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> As you know that I'm not much aware about blind and visually impaired
>> people and  thingss designed specifically for them, I've been trying
>> to explore how does a blind person swim?
>>
>> Yeah, I made up my mind to learn swimming, and I have hope that its
>> possible for me, even after being a 100 percent blind.
>>
>> Can  you suggest  how should I go about it?
>>
>> Is there any specific technique, tip, device or even institute which
>> can help me learning swimming?
>>
>> your responses on this will be appreciated.
>>
>>
>> Aisha sahani.
>>
>> To unsubscribe send a message to accessindia-requ...@accessindia.org.in
>> with
>> the subject unsubscribe.
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>
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Re: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?

[rajpal]

We have organized several swimming competitions for the blind. I am not
fully aware of this but yes I know that the swimming area is covered by the
ropes. For further details you can contect to Mr. KC Pande executive
secretary and gernal secretary IBSA (Indian Blind Sports Association). His
mobile No. is 9953494413.

Regards,
Rajpal


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[mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of aisha sahani
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 3:08 PM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] how do blind people go swimming?

Wow!
I'll surely try to speak this girl over phone.
Thanks for the contact detail provided.

vamshi, I agree, that there are not many special techniques needed for
a blind person to learn swimming, but the problem is that the
institutes for teaching swimming don't dare taking a blind student.
Trust me, I've tried quite a number of institutes before writing this
mail, but I'm still not able to understand, whether I'm extra
optimistic or they are coward somewhat.
Some of them said that they would want me to sign a document stating
that they won't be responsible for anything  happens with me while
learning swimming, which my parents don't allow me to do on any cost.

Any solution?

Aisha sahani.




On 10/11/10, Vamshi. G  wrote:
> hi aisha,
>
> i have learnt swimming some years ago when i had little more vision
> than what i have now. I feel there needn't be any technique for blind
> people to learn it.  we have to get accustomed to the swimming area
> i.e., length, breadth, number of strokes required to reach the other
> end, etc.
>
> But we have to be cautious when there are more number of people in the
pool.
>
> On 10/11/10, aisha sahani  wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> As you know that I'm not much aware about blind and visually impaired
>> people and  thingss designed specifically for them, I've been trying
>> to explore how does a blind person swim?
>>
>> Yeah, I made up my mind to learn swimming, and I have hope that its
>> possible for me, even after being a 100 percent blind.
>>
>> Can  you suggest  how should I go about it?
>>
>> Is there any specific technique, tip, device or even institute which
>> can help me learning swimming?
>>
>> your responses on this will be appreciated.
>>
>>
>> Aisha sahani.
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Re: [AI] about recording conversation through computer/mobile

[surya narayana]

Hello sir,
OK that's you are right. there's skype call recorder for skype.
moreover call recorder is also available for 3rd generation mobiles
without beap sound. search for it. orelse contact me I can provide
information.


On 10/11/10, Bijal Patel  wrote:
> Hi friends!
> I want to  know how to record conversation between two persons through
> computer/mobile. I want to get clearity from both sides like talk show on
> radio. Does it need any special  software or device? Is it possible through
> Goldwave or Skype? I know about call recorder software for mobile, but while
> talking and recording, some sounds like  tic tic creates disturbance which I
> don't want. So suggest me for it.
> Thanks.
> With regards,
> Bijal
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Re: [AI] about recording conversation through computer/mobile

[Surinder]

Hi,

Which is the best program for recording skype conversation? I mean from the 
point of view of accessibility.


Also, please provide me the link for downloading if it is a freeware.

Thanks
- Original Message - 
From: "surya narayana" 
To: "Bijal Patel" ; 


Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 10:20 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] about recording conversation through computer/mobile



Hello sir,
OK that's you are right. there's skype call recorder for skype.
moreover call recorder is also available for 3rd generation mobiles
without beap sound. search for it. orelse contact me I can provide
information.


On 10/11/10, Bijal Patel  wrote:

Hi friends!
I want to  know how to record conversation between two persons through
computer/mobile. I want to get clearity from both sides like talk show on
radio. Does it need any special  software or device? Is it possible 
through
Goldwave or Skype? I know about call recorder software for mobile, but 
while
talking and recording, some sounds like  tic tic creates disturbance 
which I

don't want. So suggest me for it.
Thanks.
With regards,
Bijal
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Re: [AI] about recording conversation through computer/mobile

[priyesh]

Oh  u  can  record  skype  conversation  with  audasity.  u  can  find  it 
through  google  search,  or  please  contact  me  of the  list.



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- Original Message - 
From: "Surinder" 

To: 
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 10:43 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] about recording conversation through computer/mobile



Hi,

Which is the best program for recording skype conversation? I mean from 
the point of view of accessibility.


Also, please provide me the link for downloading if it is a freeware.

Thanks
- Original Message - 
From: "surya narayana" 
To: "Bijal Patel" ; 


Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 10:20 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] about recording conversation through computer/mobile



Hello sir,
OK that's you are right. there's skype call recorder for skype.
moreover call recorder is also available for 3rd generation mobiles
without beap sound. search for it. orelse contact me I can provide
information.


On 10/11/10, Bijal Patel  wrote:

Hi friends!
I want to  know how to record conversation between two persons through
computer/mobile. I want to get clearity from both sides like talk show 
on
radio. Does it need any special  software or device? Is it possible 
through
Goldwave or Skype? I know about call recorder software for mobile, but 
while
talking and recording, some sounds like  tic tic creates disturbance 
which I

don't want. So suggest me for it.
Thanks.
With regards,
Bijal
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[AI] Needs guidance to use magnifying feature of windows

[jyotsna diwan]

Hi friends,
I want to learn the magnifying feature of windows.  I would be
grateful if someone could provide me step by step guidance for the
same.
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Jyotsna

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[AI] regarding formatting memory card

[Sandeep Gautam]

Dear AI list,
When I am attempting to format my 512 mb memory card of nokia n72 through 
computer,
the message: the disk is right protected. 
 although I can save data into memory card through usb data cable but data 
saving through memory card reader is not possible due to message "disk is right 
protected".
I have tried doing error checking and disk defragment under system tab of 
memory card property but unable to do as again it is showing disk right 
protected.
pls tell, how I can remove this right protection from memory card if any.
how can I solve this problem.

Sandeep G
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[AI] Special Formalities for passport?

[Amar Jain]

Dear All
I have filled up passport application online, and will be going to passport 
office on 15th of Oct. I have seen the website carefully, and have even spoken 
with the office. The website as such makes no reference to disability or any 
special formality to be followed except disability certificate, while applying 
for passport, and the office helpdesk people were not sounding like very 
trained people. Therefore, I sincerely request you all to let me know that are 
there any specific formalities to be completed for the passport?
I use thumb impression, so will I be required to get the form notarized?
I have to go to thane, which will take approx 1.5 hours from where I stay, and 
I will have to change two trains or one train and one bus at least. Therefore, 
tell me everything from top to bottom.
Sorry for such an informal mail.
Regards
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Re: [AI] Needs guidance to use magnifying feature of windows

[BHAWANI SHANKAR VERMA]

you can open it start menu>program>accessories>accessibility>magnifier. now 
you will find many options regarding magnification. you can easily 
understand it. once you set all the options, the enlarged image will appear 
on separate window at the top of your monitor. it will enlarge the image 
where your mouse corsore and pc cursore goes.


- Original Message - 
From: "jyotsna diwan" 

To: "accessindia" 
Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 12:40 AM
Subject: [AI] Needs guidance to use magnifying feature of windows



Hi friends,
I want to learn the magnifying feature of windows.  I would be
grateful if someone could provide me step by step guidance for the
same.
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[AI] Counting the disabled

[Shadab Husain]

Counting the disabled 

The Centre is set to enumerate an unprecedented number of disabilities in the 
February 2011 population count. The move is an advance over the last decennial
exercise where this vast and vulnerable segment was enumerated for only the 
second time since Independence. Information will be sought from persons who
suffer multiple impairments. The mentally ill and the mentally retarded are to 
be counted under separate heads. People can also declare any impairment
they may be afflicted with, other than the ones specified. Finally, 
disability-related queries have been moved up in the questionnaire, enhancing 
the chances
of better reporting and coverage. Contrast this with the official thinking in 
the past, as reflected in the fact that the first three headcounts in free
India did not enumerate the disabled. The reasoning was that given prevailing 
stereotypes and prejudices, the overwhelming tendency would be for families
to conceal rather than disclose the relevant information.

This exclusion should explain, at least in part, the wide discrepancy between 
official figures and global estimates of the percentage of the disabled in
the overall population, and also the government's failure on the policy 
formulation and resource allocation fronts. The overall benefits from an 
increasing
thrust on data collection on a wide gamut of impairing conditions far outweigh 
the problems of accuracy and certainty, which is in any case inherent to
the census operation as a whole. The advantages cannot be dismissed lightly, 
especially since disability is known to be both a cause and a consequence
of poverty. The issue of age-related impairments is another important dimension 
in view of the increase in longevity as a consequence of India's unfolding
demographic transition. And, one should not lose sight of the innumerable 
instances of limbs and livelihoods lost owing to prolonged armed conflicts. Come
February, the enumerators and voluntary organisations will have their task cut 
out.
http://www.hindu.com/2010/10/12/stories/2010101254811000.htm

There is enough light for one who wants to see.
Easy tips of improving English at
http://shadablucknow.blogspot.com/ 
My contributions to the press
http://shadablucknow.blogspot.com/2008/10/my-contributions-to-press.html#link 
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[AI] FW: (VIB) BGFI suggests to Drafting committee for new law

[Asudani, Rajesh]

From: Asudani, Rajesh
Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 10:08 AM
To: 'vib-in...@googlegroups.com'
Subject: RE: (VIB) BGFI suggests to Drafting committee for new law

Another issue to be incorporated is restriction of doctors to certify a person 
fit or otherwise for a given job.
A doctor should only certify existence and extent of an impairment or 
otherwise, and disability or fitness for a given job or activity should better 
be left to a well competent interdisciplinary board...


What do you all say?
The present committee has not at all taken up this issue..


From: vib-in...@googlegroups.com [mailto:vib-in...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf 
Of bv
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 10:36 PM
To: vib-in...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: (VIB) BGFI suggests to Drafting committee for new law

HI Rajesh, You have discussed the law in detail. I would like to add that 
Rehabilitation of persons acquired disability should be mandatory which is not 
dealt with in the old Act. Accessibility of job should also be guaranteed. In 
many institutions do not care about providing accessible tools to the visually 
challenged. I would add in details shortly. BV.

From: Asudani, Rajesh
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 3:09 PM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Cc: vib-in...@googlegroups.com
Subject: (VIB) BGFI suggests to Drafting committee for new law

Press Release

BGFI Suggests to New Disability Law Committee

Blind Graduates Forum of India, a non-government organization working for all 
round development of the visually challenged, in its efforts for providing a 
voice to Visually challenged and other disabled in law and policy formation and 
implementation, has come up with a broad range of suggestions for the 
government committee drafting the new law to replace the existing persons with 
Disabilities act, 1995.
The meeting to illicit suggestions and comments of persons with Disabilities on 
the reports prepared by said committee was convened on Sunday, 10/10/10, at the 
PGTD Law, Nagpur. Around thirty participants cutting across various 
disabilities came forth with their observations.
Dr. Rajat Agrawal, a well-known eye specialist working in California US and 
hailing from the city, interacted with the participants in the beginning, 
giving details of his evolving path-breaking research about Bionic eye which 
has the potential of making persons with retinal problems  see again. Answering 
participants' queries, He also gave his valuable inputs towards formulating a 
useful definition of blindness and low vision. Nagpur may soon have a local 
chapter of Retina India, network founded by him to inculcate awareness and 
advocacy for retinal patients nationwide.
Dr. Shirish Deshpande, HoD, PGTD Law RTMNU, and Mr. Rajesh Asudani, Vice 
president BGFI, acquainted all participants with ongoing work of the drafting 
committee making new disability law and its updated reports. Each participant 
then spoke about her/his comments on it and the issues they felt the new law 
must address. The discussion was properly channelized by Dr. Vinod Asudani, 
Hon. National secretary of the forum.
Some of the important suggestions which were finalized to be recommended to the 
Govt. committee include:

Set up Disability Disputes Redressal fora for deciding disability rights cases, 
at district, state and national level;

Make provision for enforcement decree for judgments of  such fora;

Divest CCPD and SCDs of disputes deciding powers;

Make the recognition of educational institutions contingent on their following 
disability specific measures;

Make all private players receiving any sort of aid from Govt. follow disability 
reservation

Ensure that at least the private players who provide public utility services 
earlier provided by Govt. follow disability law provisions including 
reservation of jobs;

Make presence of at least 30% disabled persons mandatory on executive 
committees of disability NGOs;

Define disability to include medical parameters and index of activities of 
daily life, rather than in purely medical terms;

Clearly lay down modalities of reservation for the disabled, like treatment of 
horizontality and merit based selection, etc.;

Clearly stipulate details about human assistance during exams like  scribe to 
visually challenged;

Accord full faith and credit clause of constitution to disability certificates 
and make them basis for availing all and every facility relating to disability;

Delink reasonable accommodation in employment from reservation of posts;

Provide for mandatory disability audit of all the govt. schemes;

Provide for enhanced punishment to offences against women with disabilities;

Include Disabled explicitly in the definition of priority sector lending for 
banks;

Make non-observance of the provisions of disability act a civil liability and 
ground for specific relief and financial penalties

Re: [AI] regarding formatting memory card

[Asudani, Rajesh]

Such a problem of one of my friends was solved when I formatted her memory card 
through her mobile itself and then inserted it in my card reader..
Do give it a try.



-Original Message-
From: accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in 
[mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Sandeep Gautam
Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 4:07 AM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: [AI] regarding formatting memory card

Dear AI list,
When I am attempting to format my 512 mb memory card of nokia n72 through 
computer,
the message: the disk is right protected.
 although I can save data into memory card through usb data cable but data 
saving through memory card reader is not possible due to message "disk is right 
protected".
I have tried doing error checking and disk defragment under system tab of 
memory card property but unable to do as again it is showing disk right 
protected.
pls tell, how I can remove this right protection from memory card if any.
how can I solve this problem.

Sandeep G
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Re: [AI] regarding formatting memory card

[Sharma G]

Hi good morning list members!
I have a pen drive which shows a same message 'disk is right
protected'  whenever I want to open the pen drive then the message
appeared  'format the disk'.
and when I try to format the drive then a message appeared 'disk is
right protected '.

So please guide me how can I format the pen drive!
I hope this time you will answer.

With Regards,
Sharma G!
There is enough light for partially sighted!


On 10/12/10, Sandeep Gautam  wrote:
> Dear AI list,
> When I am attempting to format my 512 mb memory card of nokia n72 through
> computer,
> the message: the disk is right protected.
>  although I can save data into memory card through usb data cable but data
> saving through memory card reader is not possible due to message "disk is
> right protected".
> I have tried doing error checking and disk defragment under system tab of
> memory card property but unable to do as again it is showing disk right
> protected.
> pls tell, how I can remove this right protection from memory card if any.
> how can I solve this problem.
>
> Sandeep G
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Re: [AI] FW: (VIB) BGFI suggests to Drafting committee for new law

[Pankaj Kwatra]

Hello All,

The doctor as far as concerned should only give professional /medical
advice , leaving capability of disabled person to hiring body. The
screening stage should eliminate people if required but not bragging
them to last round and then saying no.

Another point regarding accessible tools which are difficult to enforce
in private sector as reluctance will come into existence for hiring such
people or if law is in place ,the story will be different.

Thank you,

Pankaj Kwatra

 

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From: accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in
[mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Asudani,
Rajesh
Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 10:08 AM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: [AI] FW: (VIB) BGFI suggests to Drafting committee for new law




From: Asudani, Rajesh
Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 10:08 AM
To: 'vib-in...@googlegroups.com'
Subject: RE: (VIB) BGFI suggests to Drafting committee for new law

Another issue to be incorporated is restriction of doctors to certify a
person fit or otherwise for a given job. A doctor should only certify
existence and extent of an impairment or otherwise, and disability or
fitness for a given job or activity should better be left to a well
competent interdisciplinary board...


What do you all say?
The present committee has not at all taken up this issue..


From: vib-in...@googlegroups.com [mailto:vib-in...@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of bv
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 10:36 PM
To: vib-in...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: (VIB) BGFI suggests to Drafting committee for new law

HI Rajesh, You have discussed the law in detail. I would like to add
that Rehabilitation of persons acquired disability should be mandatory
which is not dealt with in the old Act. Accessibility of job should also
be guaranteed. In many institutions do not care about providing
accessible tools to the visually challenged. I would add in details
shortly. BV.

From: Asudani, Rajesh
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 3:09 PM
To:
accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Cc: vib-in...@googlegroups.com
Subject: (VIB) BGFI suggests to Drafting committee for new law

Press Release

BGFI Suggests to New Disability Law Committee

Blind Graduates Forum of India, a non-government organization working
for all round development of the visually challenged, in its efforts for
providing a voice to Visually challenged and other disabled in law and
policy formation and implementation, has come up with a broad range of
suggestions for the government committee drafting the new law to replace
the existing persons with Disabilities act, 1995. The meeting to illicit
suggestions and comments of persons with Disabilities on the reports
prepared by said committee was convened on Sunday, 10/10/10, at the PGTD
Law, Nagpur. Around thirty participants cutting across various
disabilities came forth with their observations. Dr. Rajat Agrawal, a
well-known eye specialist working in California US and hailing from the
city, interacted with the participants in the beginning, giving details
of his evolving path-breaking research about Bionic eye which has the
potential of making persons with retinal problems  see again. Answering
participants' queries, He also gave his valuable inputs towards
formulating a useful definition of blindness and low vision. Nagpur may
soon have a local chapter of Retina India, network founded by him to
inculcate awareness and advocacy for retinal patients nationwide. Dr.
Shirish Deshpande, HoD, PGTD Law RTMNU, and Mr. Rajesh Asudani, Vice
president BGFI, acquainted all participants with ongoing work of the
drafting committee making new disability law and its updated reports.
Each participant then spoke about her/his comments on it and the issues
they felt the new law must address. The discussion was properly
channelized by Dr. Vinod Asudani, Hon. National secretary of the forum.
Some of the important suggestions which were finalized to be recommended
to the Govt. committee include:

Set up Disability Disputes Redressal fora for deciding disability rights
cases, at district, state and national level;

Make provision for enforcement decree for judgments of  such fora;

Divest CCPD and SCDs of disputes deciding powers;

Make the recognition of educational institutions contingent on their
following disability specific measures;

Make all private players receiving any sort of aid from Govt. follow
disability reservation

Ensure that at least the private players who provide public utility
services earlier provided by Govt. follow disability law provisions
including reservation of jobs;

Make presence of at least 30% disabled persons mandatory on executive
committees of disability NGOs;

Define disability to include medical parameters and index of activities
of daily life, rather than in purely medical terms;

Clearly lay down modalities of reservation for the disabled, li

Re: [AI] regarding formatting memory card

[Pankaj Kwatra]

Hello Sharma G,

When I purchased my N 73 ,the memory card was formatted through phone
itself, probably your phones memory card is not compatible with other
sources or it cannot be formatted. Solution =Please try reading
instructions given with phone or show it to some local nokia dealer.



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[mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Sharma G
Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 10:39 AM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] regarding formatting memory card


Hi good morning list members!
I have a pen drive which shows a same message 'disk is right protected'
whenever I want to open the pen drive then the message appeared  'format
the disk'. and when I try to format the drive then a message appeared
'disk is right protected '.

So please guide me how can I format the pen drive!
I hope this time you will answer.

With Regards,
Sharma G!
There is enough light for partially sighted!


On 10/12/10, Sandeep Gautam  wrote:
> Dear AI list,
> When I am attempting to format my 512 mb memory card of nokia n72 
> through computer, the message: the disk is right protected.
>  although I can save data into memory card through usb data cable but
data
> saving through memory card reader is not possible due to message "disk
is
> right protected".
> I have tried doing error checking and disk defragment under system tab
of
> memory card property but unable to do as again it is showing disk
right
> protected.
> pls tell, how I can remove this right protection from memory card if
any.
> how can I solve this problem.
>
> Sandeep G
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