[AI] Which is the most accessible version of adobe reader

[Mohib Anwar Rafel]

Hi friends I am using adobe reader 9.2 for reading the pdf documents.
But It is giving many problems, it hangs the system, crashes usually
and behave in vierd manner. Please suggest me is there any other
version of adobe reader which is fully accessible with jaws 13 and 14?

-- 
Mohib Anwar Rafel
2009 - 2011 M.Phil, International Legal Studies, JNU.
2011 - 2013 LL.M, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi.
2013 - Pursuing Ph.D in International Law, JNU

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Re: [AI] The convention!

[Rahul Bajaj]

Hello,

I think  that we will be able to make  a more informed decision if we know the 
itinerary or even if you give us a rough idea about the things that you are 
planning on including   in the Convention.
I'm sure you would agree that it's difficult for a person to decide whether 
he/she wants to attend the Convention without actually knowing what the 
Convention would encompass.

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> On Jan 6, 2014, at 10:20 AM, "George Abraham"  wrote:
> 
> Dear All,
> 
> 
> 
> Amm a little concerned. Very low level of registration. We need to know
> numbers if things for the convention has to  be organised. Only one
> registration from Delhi as of now.
> 
> 
> 
> Friends, if you guys are attending the convention, please register
> urgently. It would help.
> 
> 
> 
> Regards,
> 
> 
> 
> George
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> 
> 
> George 
> 
> 
> 
> CEO
> 
> Score Foundation
> 
> 17/107, LGF,
> 
> Vikramvihar, Lajpatnagar 4,
> 
> New Delhi 110024
> 
> Ph: 91 11 26472581,91 11 46070396
> 
> Mob: 91 9810934040
> 
> Email: geo...@eyeway.org
> 
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> 
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[AI] Telecaller Position - Jaipur ; Opening for person with vision impairment

[Mitra Jyothi]

Dear All,

The following opening is there for Persons with Vision Impairment in
Jaipur. Please share resume / profiles of suitable candidates who may be
interested, as soon as possible. Position will close in 1 week.

-  Company Name - B-ABLE - working towards training and placement of
students from disadvantaged backgrounds
-  Job Role  - Telecaller
-  Salary - Between Rs 6500 - Rs 7500 (Net)
 -  Timings - 9:30 am - 6 pm / alternate Saturday is working
-  Requirements
 - Education - Min, 12th pass; graduates will be preferred
 - Age - above 18
 - Good Hindi Communication and excel knowledge is a must.
 - Prior telecaller experience will be preferred

Please send queries and profiles offline to mj.tblibr...@gmail.com

Thanks & Regards,
Mitra Jyothi
CA Site # P22, 31st Main,
18th Cross, Sector 1, HSR Layout,
Behind National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT College)
Bangalore - 560102
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[AI] Registration for the convention

[Kotian, H P]

Dear Friends

We urge all delegates to register for the convention. The URL is found in the 
footer of every AI mails.
It is necessary for even the escorts / care givers to register. This is very 
essential because we shall get a better picture to make the necessary 
arrangements. It is our endeavour to make the event comfortable. It is for this 
early registration is a must.

Besides, You can also see the list of participants to meet up with.

Those of you who have sent the registration / stay amount. Please email the 
details at george @eyeway.org

Hence, please register for sure within a day or two.
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[AI] The convention!

[George Abraham]

Dear All,

 

Amm a little concerned. Very low level of registration. We need to know
numbers if things for the convention has to  be organised. Only one
registration from Delhi as of now.

 

Friends, if you guys are attending the convention, please register
urgently. It would help.

 

Regards,

 

George

 

 

Thanks,

 

George 

 

CEO

Score Foundation

17/107, LGF,

Vikramvihar, Lajpatnagar 4,

New Delhi 110024

Ph: 91 11 26472581,91 11 46070396

Mob: 91 9810934040

Email: geo...@eyeway.org

Website: www.scorefoundation.org.in/www.eyeway.org

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[AI] webvism is not solving capcha in a webcite from yesterday

[Prasanth P.V.]

Friendsc till yesterday, I've been browsing a webcite with mozila by
using webvism. But, since yesterday, I am not able to do solve capcha
in that webcite. it says, "no capcha found". What might be the
problem? How can it be resolve?

-- 
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> True friendship consists not innmultitude of friends, but in their worth> and 
> value>

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Re: [AI] Job Alert

[mahendra]

Hi Durga Deepika
attachment are not permited on the list.
please send them directly on there mail.
hope this helps.

At 07:03 PM 1/5/2014, you wrote:

Hi,

Wish you a very happy new year. With reference to your mail
(12/26/2013) i am forwarding my resume for the position of Holiday
Expert, please find it attached.

Looking forward for a positive response from you.


Regards & Thanks,
K. Durga Deepika
9989255264

On 12/26/13, sarthak edu  wrote:
> Sarthak Educational Trust  invites application for visually impaired
> candidates for vacancy with one of our clients.
> The relevant details are as follows:
>
> Job Title ­ Holiday Expert
> Number of post ­ 60
> Classification ­ Voice process
> Job Type - Full-time / Part-time
> Location ­ All India
>
> Job Description
> • - The candidate is required to work from home for MakeMyTrip and
> help customers in finalizing the best holiday package.
> • - The candidate will be responsible for sales of holiday Packages
> (Domestic or International), designing itineraries, costing, hotel
> booking etc.
>
> Desired Profile
> • - The candidate  between 20-45 years of age.
> • - Passionate about travelling and good knowledge of some Domestic or
> International destinations is a plus.
> • - Good communication and influencing skills.
> • - Should have a laptop/desktop with internet at home.
>
> Last date for Application ­ 5 January , 2014
>
> Client Name & Details : MakeMyTrip
> Nurtured from the seed of a single great idea - to empower the
> traveller - MakeMyTrip went on to pioneer the entire online travel
> industry in India. MakeMyTrip has revolutionised the travel industry
> over the years.
>
> Contact Person
> Ms. Kirti Sharma
> Mobile: +91-  8287129499
> Email: kirti.sartha...@gmail.com
> Phone: 011-42004238
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Re: [AI] Job Alert

[deepika kdurga]

Hi,

Wish you a very happy new year. With reference to your mail
(12/26/2013) i am forwarding my resume for the position of Holiday
Expert, please find it attached.

Looking forward for a positive response from you.


Regards & Thanks,
K. Durga Deepika
9989255264

On 12/26/13, sarthak edu  wrote:
> Sarthak Educational Trust  invites application for visually impaired
> candidates for vacancy with one of our clients.
> The relevant details are as follows:
>
> Job Title – Holiday Expert
> Number of post – 60
> Classification – Voice process
> Job Type - Full-time / Part-time  
> Location – All India
>
> Job Description
> • - The candidate is required to work from home for MakeMyTrip and
> help customers in finalizing the best holiday package.
> • - The candidate will be responsible for sales of holiday Packages
> (Domestic or International), designing itineraries, costing, hotel
> booking etc.
>
> Desired Profile
> • - The candidate  between 20-45 years of age.
> • - Passionate about travelling and good knowledge of some Domestic or
> International destinations is a plus.
> • - Good communication and influencing skills.
> • - Should have a laptop/desktop with internet at home.
>
> Last date for Application – 5 January , 2014
>
> Client Name & Details : MakeMyTrip
> Nurtured from the seed of a single great idea - to empower the
> traveller - MakeMyTrip went on to pioneer the entire online travel
> industry in India. MakeMyTrip has revolutionised the travel industry
> over the years.
>
> Contact Person
> Ms. Kirti Sharma
> Mobile: +91-  8287129499
> Email: kirti.sartha...@gmail.com
> Phone: 011-42004238
> Website: www.sarthakindia.org
> Facebook : www.facebook.com/SarthakEducationalTrust
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Re: [AI] What does Java do on web pages?

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

 dear friend, thanks for the detailed post.



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Re: [AI] What does Java do on web pages?

[Prashant Naik]

Some more addition on JAVA

*What is Java technology and why do I need it? *

Java is a programming language and computing platform first released by Sun
Microsystems in 1995. There are lots of applications and websites that will
not work unless you have Java installed, and more are created every day.
Java is fast, secure, and reliable. From laptops to datacenters, game
consoles to scientific supercomputers, cell phones to the Internet, Java is
everywhere!

Java is, as of 2012, one of the most popular programming languages in use,
particularly for client-server web applications.

Major release versions of Java, along with their release dates:

JDK 1.0 (January 21, 1996)

JDK 1.1 (February 19, 1997)

J2SE 1.2 (December 8, 1998)

J2SE 1.3 (May 8, 2000)

J2SE 1.4 (February 6, 2002)

J2SE 5.0 (September 30, 2004)

Java SE 6 (December 11, 2006)

Java SE 7 (July 28, 2011)

*Is Java free to download?*

Yes, Java is free to download. Get the latest version at java.com.

*Why should I upgrade to the latest Java version?*

The latest Java version contains important enhancements to improve
performance, stability and security of the Java applications that run on
your machine. Installing this free update will ensure that your Java
applications continue to run safely and efficiently.

**

*MORE TECHNICAL INFORMATION *

*What will I get when I download Java software?*

The Java Runtime Environment (JRE) is what you get when you download Java
software. The JRE consists of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), Java platform
core classes, and supporting Java platform libraries. The JRE is the
runtime portion of Java software, which is all you need to run it in your
Web browser. When you download Java software, you only get what you need -
no spyware, and no viruses.

*What is Java Plug-in software?*

The Java Plug-in software is a component of the Java Runtime Environment
(JRE). The JRE allows applets written in the Java programming language to
run inside various browsers. The Java Plug-in software is not a standalone
program and cannot be installed separately.

*I have heard the terms Java Virtual Machine and JVM. Is this Java
software?*

The Java Virtual Machine is only one aspect of Java software that is
involved in web interaction. The Java Virtual Machine is built right into
your Java software download, and helps run Java applications.

*Which Java package do I need?*

JDK: (Java Development Kit). For Java Developers. Includes a complete JRE
plus tools for developing, debugging, and monitoring Java applications.

Server JRE: (Server Java Runtime Environment) For deploying Java
applications on servers. Includes tools for JVM monitoring and tools
commonly required for server applications, but does not include browser
integration (the Java plug-in), auto-update, nor an installer. Learn more

JRE: (Java Runtime Environment). Covers most end-users needs. Contains
everything required to run Java applications on your system.

*One test method to check JAVA on your PC*

Go to cammand prompt -- RUN --> CMD -- TYPE java -version -- enter

*References *

*http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/webnotes/install/index.html*

*http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html*

*http://java.com/en/download/help/enable_browser.xml*

*http://www.csgnetwork.com/javacheck.html*


On Sat, Jan 4, 2014 at 10:44 AM, Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala <
zujarbri...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Java is one of the web application platforms. It's required on the hosting
> server not the client. As far the question of some websites not working
> correctly on your laptop goes, they may be requiring JavaScript to be
> enabled on your browser. JavaScript is client-side scripting language that
> enables client-side processing like validations, animationss, etc. Check
> the
> below link for enabling JavaScript on various browsers:
>
>
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/gp/howtoscript
>
>
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Zujar..
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
>
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
> Behalf
> Of Ekinath Khedekar
>
> Sent: 03 January 2014 10:08 AM
>
> To: accessindia
>
> Subject: [AI] What does Java do on web pages?
>
>
>
> Hi
>
>
>
> Some of the web pages are not opening on my lap top. However, same can be
> done by my friend.
>
>
>
> Both of us are using Windows 8 with IE10 and JAWS 14. One of my friends
> suggested that I should update my Mozilla and check for java settings.
>
>
>
> How do I do both the suggested things. How do I install Java?
>
>
>
> What role does Java play on the web pages?
>
>
>
> Pl. Guide
>
> Do provide link if you have latest java set up.
>
>
>
> Thanks in advance
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --
>
> --- -

Re: [AI] about accessablity.

[Yogesh Chhabra]

as far as accessibility is concerned,
1: oracle and its components like sql (structure query language) is
very much accessible with jaws.
2: html (hyper text markup language) used in web designing is also
accessible with jaws as the tagging (sourse code) is mostly done in
notepad which is a text editor included with windows.
3: install the latest version of jaws as jaws 12 is too old now and
lots of advancemens have been incorporated in the recent versions
since its release.

Regards,

yogesh chhabra.

Email:
yogesh4...@gmail.com

skype:
yogesh.shinestar

On 1/5/14, Pooja Gurav  wrote:
> respected Sir and my dear friends.
> first of all i introduce myself. myself  pooja and i'm   from
> Kolhapur. i'm perciving BCA second year. i have joined  newly to this
> mailing list.  i would like to thank  to  the  founder of this mailing
> list because of this mailing list we can share our day-to-day life
> problems about accessablity and gate immigiate solutions. this is a
> platform to share experiances and learn from other's experiances.
> now i start my subject. Sir I'm perciving BCA second year which is
> based on programming or software devolopment. i have learnt a few
> programming language like C, C++, VB etc. now i'm going to learn 2 new
> programming languages like web-designing using HTML. and RDBMS  with
> using  ORACLE. so i want to know that how can we work within ORACLE
> and create detabase and perform all operations on the deta. i have
> jaws12 as my screenreader and windows EXP as my OS. please tell me any
> other additional  software i need to install to work within ORACLE?
> and al so guide me about working in web-designing to devolop website.
> thank you.
>
> Time to meet up again!
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[AI] How to Make an Exe File

[Sakthi TAB]

An Exe file, or a file with the ".exe" extension, is a type of
executable file commonly used with Windows operating systems. The Exe
file is one of the
most useful files in Windows, as it is commonly used to install or run
programs. Nearly all installers will be packaged as executables, and
many small
software programs (such as the games included with Windows) run
entirely out of Exe files. If you need to package a program or a
script for distribution
or installation, you will need to learn how to make an Exe file
yourself. Fortunately, Windows comes with a built-in utility for
packaging executables,
and using it is fairly simple.

Steps
1. Run the iExpress application in Windows. IExpress is a utility that
is included with Windows, and it provides an easy way to package your
program as an
executable. To run the program, press the "Start" button and then
click "Run." In the dialog box, type "iexpress.exe" and press the
Enter key. If you use
Windows Vista, you can just press the "Start" button and begin typing
"iexpress," and the program's icon will appear in the search results.
2. Specify that you want to create a new executable. When the iExpress
program launches, you will be asked to choose between opening an
existing executable
or creating a new one. Choose to create a new one by selecting the
radio button that reads, "Create new self extraction directive file."
3. Specify the type of executable package you want to create. The next
screen will ask you to choose between 3 options for the action that
should be taken
when a user opens your Exe file. The first is to extract the files and
then run an additional command (for instance, to make changes to the
registry).
The second is to extract the files only (this is the recommended
option). The third option is only applicable for distributing Active-X
controls.
4. Give your installer package a title. The next screen will ask you
to specify the title for your executable package. This is not the
filename for the Exe
file; this is the title that will appear across the top of all windows
opened by the installer.
5. Choose a confirmation prompt for your Exe file if desired. The next
screen in iExpress will allow you to specify a text prompt given to
the user upon opening
the executable. If you don't wish to provide a prompt, check the radio
button that reads "No prompt."
6. Specify the license agreement governing the use of your executable.
The next screen will allow you to choose a license agreement for your
software. The
installer will inform the user that the agreement you pick governs the
use of the software. To display a license agreement, type the
agreement into a plain
text file (using the ".txt" extension) and attach it after selecting
the radio button reading, "Display a license."
7. Select the files that your Exe file will install on the user's
computer. The next screen will allow you to choose the files that your
executable should
install; you can select as many or as few as needed. Add a file by
clicking the "Add" button and then navigating to the file's location
on your hard drive.
You will be able to see the files you've added in the iExpress window.
8. Specify the executable's filename. The next screen will ask you to
specify the filename for the Exe file; remember it must end with the
".exe" extension.
This screen also includes a check box for either hiding or showing the
full extraction process to the user.
9. Create the executable.
• Click Next to create the package.
• Click the Finish button on the final iExpress screen to compile the
Exe file and save it in the location you specified. You can test the
executable by
double-clicking on it to extract the files.
10. Another way to create EXE is ExeScript utility. Just make a simple
BAT or VBS script and convert to EXE.


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[AI] about accessablity.

[Pooja Gurav]

respected Sir and my dear friends.
first of all i introduce myself. myself  pooja and i'm   from
Kolhapur. i'm perciving BCA second year. i have joined  newly to this
mailing list.  i would like to thank  to  the  founder of this mailing
list because of this mailing list we can share our day-to-day life
problems about accessablity and gate immigiate solutions. this is a
platform to share experiances and learn from other's experiances.
now i start my subject. Sir I'm perciving BCA second year which is
based on programming or software devolopment. i have learnt a few
programming language like C, C++, VB etc. now i'm going to learn 2 new
programming languages like web-designing using HTML. and RDBMS  with
using  ORACLE. so i want to know that how can we work within ORACLE
and create detabase and perform all operations on the deta. i have
jaws12 as my screenreader and windows EXP as my OS. please tell me any
other additional  software i need to install to work within ORACLE?
and al so guide me about working in web-designing to devolop website.
thank you.

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Re: [AI] Why Do We Fear the Blind? By Rosemary Mahoney

[avinash shahi]

Brilliant Idea Shireen, Hope this happens.
In fact such articles can also be posted from time to time at public
places, and Hotels Where Readers can read along with sipping
Coffee/tea.
But Here in India, Audio/visual medium reaches millions, And
readership is limited.
On 1/5/14, Shireen Irani  wrote:
> very well expressed.
>
> i feel that all owners of websites for the blind must put up articles
> like these on their homepage. it will really make a difference to non
> 1st time sighted visiters who are curious and are exploring the
> website. especially because it has been written by a sighted person,
> it would be easier for them to relate to it, and give it some
> consideration.
>
> On 1/5/14, avinash shahi  wrote:
>> Very enlightening piece published in NyTimes today. Made my day.
>> Rosemary Mahoney is the author of the forthcoming book “For the
>> Benefit of Those Who See: Dispatches From the World of the Blind.”
>> http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/05/opinion/sunday/why-do-we-fear-the-blind.html?ref=opinion&pagewanted=all
>>
>> BRISTOL, R.I. —
>>
>> A FEW years ago, when I mentioned to a woman I met at a party that I
>> was teaching in a school for the blind, she seemed confused. “Can I
>> just ask you one question?” she said. “How do you talk to your
>> students?”
>>
>> I explained that the students were blind, not deaf. Raising the palms
>> of her hands at me, as if to stem further misunderstanding, she said:
>> “Yes, I know they’re not deaf. But what I really mean is, how do you
>> actually talk to them?”
>>
>> I knew, because I had been asked this question before by reasonably
>> intelligent people, that the woman didn’t know exactly what she meant.
>> All she knew was that in her mind there existed a substantial
>> intellectual barrier between the blind and the sighted. The blind
>> could hear, yes. But could they properly understand?
>>
>> Throughout history and across cultures the blind have been traduced by
>> a host of mythologies such as this. They have variously been perceived
>> as pitiable idiots incapable of learning, as artful masters of
>> deception or as mystics possessed of supernatural powers. One of the
>> most persistent misconceptions about blindness is that it is a curse
>> from God for misdeeds perpetrated in a past life, which cloaks the
>> blind person in spiritual darkness and makes him not just dangerous
>> but evil.
>>
>> A majority of my blind students at the International Institute for
>> Social Entrepreneurs in Trivandrum, India, a branch of Braille Without
>> Borders, came from the developing world: Madagascar, Colombia, Tibet,
>> Liberia, Ghana, Kenya, Nepal and India. One of my students, the
>> 27-year-old Sahr, lost most of his eyesight to measles when he was a
>> child. (Like many children in rural West Africa, Sahr had not been
>> vaccinated.) The residents of Sahr’s village were certain that his
>> blindness — surely the result of witchcraft or immoral actions on his
>> family’s part — would adversely affect the entire village. They
>> surrounded his house and shouted threats and abuse. They confiscated a
>> considerable portion of his parents’ land. Eventually, the elders
>> decreed that Sahr’s father must take the child out to the bush, “where
>> the demons live,” and abandon him there. The parents refused and fled
>> the village with their son.
>>
>> Many of my students had similar experiences. Marco’s parents, devout
>> Colombian Catholics, begged a priest to say a Mass so that their blind
>> infant son would die before his existence brought shame and hardship
>> on their household. The villagers in Kyile’s remote Tibetan village
>> insisted that she, her two blind brothers and their blind father
>> should all just commit suicide because they were nothing but a burden
>> to the sighted members of the family. When, as a child in Sierra
>> Leone, James began to see objects upside down because of an ocular
>> disease, the villagers were certain that he was possessed by demons.
>>
>> In these places, schools for blind children were deemed a preposterous
>> waste of resources and effort. Teachers in regular schools refused to
>> educate them. Sighted children ridiculed them, tricked them, spat at
>> them and threw stones at them. And when they reached working age, no
>> one would hire them. During a visit to the Braille Without Borders
>> training center in Tibet, I met blind children who had been beaten,
>> told they were idiots, locked in rooms for years on end and abandoned
>> by their parents. These stories, which would have been commonplace in
>> the Dark Ages, took place in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. They are
>> taking place now. Nine out of 10 blind children in the developing
>> world still have no access to education, many for no other reason than
>> that they are blind.
>>
>> The United States has one of the lowest rates of visual impairment in
>> the world, and yet blindness is still among the most feared physical
>> afflictions. Even in this country, the 

Re: [AI] Why Do We Fear the Blind? By Rosemary Mahoney

[Shireen Irani]

very well expressed.

i feel that all owners of websites for the blind must put up articles
like these on their homepage. it will really make a difference to non
1st time sighted visiters who are curious and are exploring the
website. especially because it has been written by a sighted person,
it would be easier for them to relate to it, and give it some
consideration.

On 1/5/14, avinash shahi  wrote:
> Very enlightening piece published in NyTimes today. Made my day.
> Rosemary Mahoney is the author of the forthcoming book “For the
> Benefit of Those Who See: Dispatches From the World of the Blind.”
> http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/05/opinion/sunday/why-do-we-fear-the-blind.html?ref=opinion&pagewanted=all
>
> BRISTOL, R.I. —
>
> A FEW years ago, when I mentioned to a woman I met at a party that I
> was teaching in a school for the blind, she seemed confused. “Can I
> just ask you one question?” she said. “How do you talk to your
> students?”
>
> I explained that the students were blind, not deaf. Raising the palms
> of her hands at me, as if to stem further misunderstanding, she said:
> “Yes, I know they’re not deaf. But what I really mean is, how do you
> actually talk to them?”
>
> I knew, because I had been asked this question before by reasonably
> intelligent people, that the woman didn’t know exactly what she meant.
> All she knew was that in her mind there existed a substantial
> intellectual barrier between the blind and the sighted. The blind
> could hear, yes. But could they properly understand?
>
> Throughout history and across cultures the blind have been traduced by
> a host of mythologies such as this. They have variously been perceived
> as pitiable idiots incapable of learning, as artful masters of
> deception or as mystics possessed of supernatural powers. One of the
> most persistent misconceptions about blindness is that it is a curse
> from God for misdeeds perpetrated in a past life, which cloaks the
> blind person in spiritual darkness and makes him not just dangerous
> but evil.
>
> A majority of my blind students at the International Institute for
> Social Entrepreneurs in Trivandrum, India, a branch of Braille Without
> Borders, came from the developing world: Madagascar, Colombia, Tibet,
> Liberia, Ghana, Kenya, Nepal and India. One of my students, the
> 27-year-old Sahr, lost most of his eyesight to measles when he was a
> child. (Like many children in rural West Africa, Sahr had not been
> vaccinated.) The residents of Sahr’s village were certain that his
> blindness — surely the result of witchcraft or immoral actions on his
> family’s part — would adversely affect the entire village. They
> surrounded his house and shouted threats and abuse. They confiscated a
> considerable portion of his parents’ land. Eventually, the elders
> decreed that Sahr’s father must take the child out to the bush, “where
> the demons live,” and abandon him there. The parents refused and fled
> the village with their son.
>
> Many of my students had similar experiences. Marco’s parents, devout
> Colombian Catholics, begged a priest to say a Mass so that their blind
> infant son would die before his existence brought shame and hardship
> on their household. The villagers in Kyile’s remote Tibetan village
> insisted that she, her two blind brothers and their blind father
> should all just commit suicide because they were nothing but a burden
> to the sighted members of the family. When, as a child in Sierra
> Leone, James began to see objects upside down because of an ocular
> disease, the villagers were certain that he was possessed by demons.
>
> In these places, schools for blind children were deemed a preposterous
> waste of resources and effort. Teachers in regular schools refused to
> educate them. Sighted children ridiculed them, tricked them, spat at
> them and threw stones at them. And when they reached working age, no
> one would hire them. During a visit to the Braille Without Borders
> training center in Tibet, I met blind children who had been beaten,
> told they were idiots, locked in rooms for years on end and abandoned
> by their parents. These stories, which would have been commonplace in
> the Dark Ages, took place in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. They are
> taking place now. Nine out of 10 blind children in the developing
> world still have no access to education, many for no other reason than
> that they are blind.
>
> The United States has one of the lowest rates of visual impairment in
> the world, and yet blindness is still among the most feared physical
> afflictions. Even in this country, the blind are perceived as a people
> apart.
>
> Aversion toward the blind exists for the same reason that most
> prejudices exist: lack of knowledge. Ignorance is a powerful generator
> of fear. And fear slides easily into aggression and contempt. Anyone
> who has not spent more than five minutes with a blind person might be
> forgiven for believing — like the woman I met at the party — that
>

[AI] Important: Information regarding scholarship programme.

[Shreedhar TS.]

FYI:
Posting on behalf of one of my friends. It may benefit some students.

Quoting:
I am very happy to share with you that Christ University (leading college in
Bangalore) is launching a sponsored 3 Year B.Com program for persons
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Please find the Eligibility Criteria below:
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For more details Contact no. 080-42823636
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Re: [AI] Why Do We Fear the Blind? By Rosemary Mahoney

[George Abraham]

Nice! Uplifting!

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of avinash shahi
Sent: 05 January 2014 15:24
To: pratiksha.baxi
Cc: jnuvision; fusion-silver-lini...@googlegroups.com; accessindia
Subject: [AI] Why Do We Fear the Blind? By Rosemary Mahoney

Very enlightening piece published in NyTimes today. Made my day.
Rosemary Mahoney is the author of the forthcoming book "For the
Benefit of Those Who See: Dispatches From the World of the Blind."
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/05/opinion/sunday/why-do-we-fear-the-blind.h
tml?ref=opinion&pagewanted=all

BRISTOL, R.I. -

A FEW years ago, when I mentioned to a woman I met at a party that I
was teaching in a school for the blind, she seemed confused. "Can I
just ask you one question?" she said. "How do you talk to your
students?"

I explained that the students were blind, not deaf. Raising the palms
of her hands at me, as if to stem further misunderstanding, she said:
"Yes, I know they're not deaf. But what I really mean is, how do you
actually talk to them?"

I knew, because I had been asked this question before by reasonably
intelligent people, that the woman didn't know exactly what she meant.
All she knew was that in her mind there existed a substantial
intellectual barrier between the blind and the sighted. The blind
could hear, yes. But could they properly understand?

Throughout history and across cultures the blind have been traduced by
a host of mythologies such as this. They have variously been perceived
as pitiable idiots incapable of learning, as artful masters of
deception or as mystics possessed of supernatural powers. One of the
most persistent misconceptions about blindness is that it is a curse
from God for misdeeds perpetrated in a past life, which cloaks the
blind person in spiritual darkness and makes him not just dangerous
but evil.

A majority of my blind students at the International Institute for
Social Entrepreneurs in Trivandrum, India, a branch of Braille Without
Borders, came from the developing world: Madagascar, Colombia, Tibet,
Liberia, Ghana, Kenya, Nepal and India. One of my students, the
27-year-old Sahr, lost most of his eyesight to measles when he was a
child. (Like many children in rural West Africa, Sahr had not been
vaccinated.) The residents of Sahr's village were certain that his
blindness - surely the result of witchcraft or immoral actions on his
family's part - would adversely affect the entire village. They
surrounded his house and shouted threats and abuse. They confiscated a
considerable portion of his parents' land. Eventually, the elders
decreed that Sahr's father must take the child out to the bush, "where
the demons live," and abandon him there. The parents refused and fled
the village with their son.

Many of my students had similar experiences. Marco's parents, devout
Colombian Catholics, begged a priest to say a Mass so that their blind
infant son would die before his existence brought shame and hardship
on their household. The villagers in Kyile's remote Tibetan village
insisted that she, her two blind brothers and their blind father
should all just commit suicide because they were nothing but a burden
to the sighted members of the family. When, as a child in Sierra
Leone, James began to see objects upside down because of an ocular
disease, the villagers were certain that he was possessed by demons.

In these places, schools for blind children were deemed a preposterous
waste of resources and effort. Teachers in regular schools refused to
educate them. Sighted children ridiculed them, tricked them, spat at
them and threw stones at them. And when they reached working age, no
one would hire them. During a visit to the Braille Without Borders
training center in Tibet, I met blind children who had been beaten,
told they were idiots, locked in rooms for years on end and abandoned
by their parents. These stories, which would have been commonplace in
the Dark Ages, took place in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. They are
taking place now. Nine out of 10 blind children in the developing
world still have no access to education, many for no other reason than
that they are blind.

The United States has one of the lowest rates of visual impairment in
the world, and yet blindness is still among the most feared physical
afflictions. Even in this country, the blind are perceived as a people
apart.

Aversion toward the blind exists for the same reason that most
prejudices exist: lack of knowledge. Ignorance is a powerful generator
of fear. And fear slides easily into aggression and contempt. Anyone
who has not spent more than five minutes with a blind person might be
forgiven for believing - like the woman I met at the party - that
there is an unbridgeable gap between us and them.

For most of us, sight is the primary way we interpret the world. How
can we even begin to conceive of a meaningful connection with a person
who cannot see? Before I began living and working am

Re: [AI] Fwd: KB magazines published by blind people's association can be downloaded from this idea friends!

[bharatvaya]

hi jignaesh the link is not working I also want to join my email ID is 
bharatv...@gmail.com
- Original Message - 
From: "jignesh Pokar" 

To: "accessindia" 
Sent: Monday, December 09, 2013 9:41 AM
Subject: [AI] Fwd: KB magazines published by blind people's association can 
be downloaded from this idea friends!




-- Forwarded message --
From: jignesh Pokar 
Date: Mon, 9 Dec 2013 09:39:36 +0530
Subject: KB magazines published by blind people's association can be
downloaded from this idea friends!
To: keyboardusers 

friends! many of you may be knowing that blind people's association at
ahmedabad publishes magazines every month.
among them listener's club is spread all over india that we know and
balshrushti is bublished by pathya pustak mandal-gandhinagar in
gujarati, gujaratis may be knowing that, and also nirmal anand started
since last few months.

so, now the main thing
as i'm studying there, i talked with soni sir [ranchhod soni] about my
thought to create one google group of their audio library with name
Shanta mehta audio library and he egryed with me.

friends, group is ready and it's my request to all to join that group.

you will get every magazines' link so that you can download it and no
need of CDs.
as in time of internet this is very useful.

please support me friends.

now how to join?

1. just go to this link and join it
https://groups.google.com/d/forum/smlibrarybpa

or

2. reply to this mail and tell me that you want to join with your e-mail 
ID

i'll manually join you.


for query reply too and also give sugestions to me for this group.

thanks.

skype: jignesh6096

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[AI] Adblock+for Internet Explorer

[Arpit Jain]

Hi!

One of the things that I liked about Firefox & Chrome was that I could
install adblock+ add-on and get rid of annoying ads on webpages.
Yesterday out of curiosity I looked through the add-ons available for
IE (Windows 8) and to my surprise I found that it is available for IE
as well. I'm pasting the link here for those of you who were unaware
of this fact: http://www.iegallery.com/Search?q=adblock
Note:- Open this link in Internet Explorer.

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[AI] Why Do We Fear the Blind? By Rosemary Mahoney

[avinash shahi]

Very enlightening piece published in NyTimes today. Made my day.
Rosemary Mahoney is the author of the forthcoming book “For the
Benefit of Those Who See: Dispatches From the World of the Blind.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/05/opinion/sunday/why-do-we-fear-the-blind.html?ref=opinion&pagewanted=all

BRISTOL, R.I. —

A FEW years ago, when I mentioned to a woman I met at a party that I
was teaching in a school for the blind, she seemed confused. “Can I
just ask you one question?” she said. “How do you talk to your
students?”

I explained that the students were blind, not deaf. Raising the palms
of her hands at me, as if to stem further misunderstanding, she said:
“Yes, I know they’re not deaf. But what I really mean is, how do you
actually talk to them?”

I knew, because I had been asked this question before by reasonably
intelligent people, that the woman didn’t know exactly what she meant.
All she knew was that in her mind there existed a substantial
intellectual barrier between the blind and the sighted. The blind
could hear, yes. But could they properly understand?

Throughout history and across cultures the blind have been traduced by
a host of mythologies such as this. They have variously been perceived
as pitiable idiots incapable of learning, as artful masters of
deception or as mystics possessed of supernatural powers. One of the
most persistent misconceptions about blindness is that it is a curse
from God for misdeeds perpetrated in a past life, which cloaks the
blind person in spiritual darkness and makes him not just dangerous
but evil.

A majority of my blind students at the International Institute for
Social Entrepreneurs in Trivandrum, India, a branch of Braille Without
Borders, came from the developing world: Madagascar, Colombia, Tibet,
Liberia, Ghana, Kenya, Nepal and India. One of my students, the
27-year-old Sahr, lost most of his eyesight to measles when he was a
child. (Like many children in rural West Africa, Sahr had not been
vaccinated.) The residents of Sahr’s village were certain that his
blindness — surely the result of witchcraft or immoral actions on his
family’s part — would adversely affect the entire village. They
surrounded his house and shouted threats and abuse. They confiscated a
considerable portion of his parents’ land. Eventually, the elders
decreed that Sahr’s father must take the child out to the bush, “where
the demons live,” and abandon him there. The parents refused and fled
the village with their son.

Many of my students had similar experiences. Marco’s parents, devout
Colombian Catholics, begged a priest to say a Mass so that their blind
infant son would die before his existence brought shame and hardship
on their household. The villagers in Kyile’s remote Tibetan village
insisted that she, her two blind brothers and their blind father
should all just commit suicide because they were nothing but a burden
to the sighted members of the family. When, as a child in Sierra
Leone, James began to see objects upside down because of an ocular
disease, the villagers were certain that he was possessed by demons.

In these places, schools for blind children were deemed a preposterous
waste of resources and effort. Teachers in regular schools refused to
educate them. Sighted children ridiculed them, tricked them, spat at
them and threw stones at them. And when they reached working age, no
one would hire them. During a visit to the Braille Without Borders
training center in Tibet, I met blind children who had been beaten,
told they were idiots, locked in rooms for years on end and abandoned
by their parents. These stories, which would have been commonplace in
the Dark Ages, took place in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. They are
taking place now. Nine out of 10 blind children in the developing
world still have no access to education, many for no other reason than
that they are blind.

The United States has one of the lowest rates of visual impairment in
the world, and yet blindness is still among the most feared physical
afflictions. Even in this country, the blind are perceived as a people
apart.

Aversion toward the blind exists for the same reason that most
prejudices exist: lack of knowledge. Ignorance is a powerful generator
of fear. And fear slides easily into aggression and contempt. Anyone
who has not spent more than five minutes with a blind person might be
forgiven for believing — like the woman I met at the party — that
there is an unbridgeable gap between us and them.

For most of us, sight is the primary way we interpret the world. How
can we even begin to conceive of a meaningful connection with a person
who cannot see? Before I began living and working among blind people,
I, too, wondered this. Whenever I saw a blind person on the street I
would stare, transfixed, hoping, out of a vague and visceral
discomfort, that I wouldn’t have to engage with him. In his 1930 book
“The World of the Blind,” Pierre Villey, a blind French professor of
literature, summarized the