[AI] 2015 horoscope for all zodiak signs -

[Kriti Banga]

hello friends.

a very happy 2015 to all!

want to know how your year is going to be?

find out here!

happy reading.



Aries :: Pick your opportunities wisely this year, and take the best
advantage of them, says Ganesha. The year, however, may begin on a low-key,
but don't
get disappointed, you will get your due chances! Expect things to catch
momentum post mid-April, when the supportive Jupiter aligns itself in your
favour.
Also, throughout the year, the Sun shall support your Sign by providing an
environment conducive to progress. Yes, there will be roadblocks, but none
too
daunting. You may also find yourself spiritually inclined. Jupiter's
influence shall pave your way towards higher education. Career/ job change
is possible.
The stars are in favour of buying a house. Health-wise, stars may not be
very supportive, so be watchful through the year. Don't let the stress and
strain
of your love life affect you so much that it spoils your health and
professional prospects. Money-wise things shall be good; expect business to
flourish
post September'15.


Taurus :: This year, be ready for some twists and turns, and learn to go
with the flow, says Ganesha. In your best interests, stay open-minded and
flexible.
As the year begins you may not be very happy with circumstances, so you
won't entirely be averse to change. Nonetheless, go slow and refrain from
making
big moves. Relocation is possible, but may not give you the desired
results. However, you may buy a new vehicle or invest in a new holiday
home. Financially,
you shall need to be tactful. Stock markets may seem attractive, but if you
don't have experience, keep off. June to September '15 look difficult, but
things will improve thereafter. Love may press you to make a commitment.
You may not be very happy in your job, while if you happen to be a
businessman,
you may lay a firm foundation for future. Students will find the going
smooth.


Gemini :: Ganesha advises you to go with the flow this year and have faith
in your instincts. You will be lucky on and off. As the year begins, you may
be feeling confused and directionless; thus your progress will be tedious.
However, don't be disheartened. Relax, and if you have some spare time,
utilise
it to recharge yourself by indulging in some hobby. On the financial front,
avoid wasteful expenditure. Do take care of your health too, and steer clear
of junk food. In the former half of the year, you may have a spat or two
with a friend, colleague or a loved one, which may derail you somewhat.
Here too,
your hobby will stave off negativities. If you are into business, expect to
start seeing profits post-August 2015. Around the same time, you may also
expect
many of your woes nearing an end. A new meaningful relationship is also
foreseen.


Cancer :: There will be highs and lows this year, but happily, the highs
will overshadow the lows. Your finances will be good, despite a possible
change
in your job/career path. Property purchase or inheritance is likely. Plus,
in the first half of the year, with Jupiter casting its influence over
Saturn,
you might see some major changes. This positive streak may begin to fade
around June-July, slowing down things. Hold on, though, and let this pass,
says
Ganesha. It is your personal sphere that shall need your undivided
attention through the year. The more you nurture your special
relationships, the sweeter
shall they get. In marriage and committed relationships, it shall be
important to remain frank. If you find your partner overbearing and
annoying, say
it. But, do not take your beloved for granted. Career-wise too you will
need to be flexible. However, amidst all the stresses and strains, do not
neglect
your health.


Leo :: The new year shall begin on a high note, and you shall feel
energetic enough to take on the world. However, you shall be introspective
too, and
if you manage to draw constructive lessons from this, your progress will
noticeably hasten, promises Ganesha. In the first part of the year, you may
feel
success eluding you. Don't lose heart; this effect of retrograde Jupiter
passing through your Sign shall wane gradually. By March, you are likely to
have
a clearer vision, especially regarding finances. Watch your health, as it
may cause you trouble on some accounts. In love, if you are married or
committed,
stars may largely support you. Your beloved shall shower his/her attention
on you. If you are planning to get married too, the year seems right.
September
2015 onwards, the time shall be suitable for taking concrete action.
Professionals and businessmen may have to wait patiently for the right
opportunities.


Virgo :: This year you will have to remain pragmatic, and control your
temper, lest you end up hurting someone. Also, don't try to impose yourself
on others,
says Ganesha. Finances may cause anxiety, because of some sudden unexpected
expenses. You may, thus, look for alternative means of earning money. You
shall
not be short of good opportunities, b

Re: [AI] help needed for the my laptop batri

[suhas J]

hi can u help with the name of the softwere? thanks.

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[AI] help needed for the my laptop batri

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Re: [AI] Networking in Conferences

[Vedprakash]

Being related to the field of music, I have encountered the same situation.
Most of the time, I happen to be with one of friends with the same liking.
And the mission is accomplished. But the basic thing to make a relation with
the pannelist is still not achievable in such crowded places. The panellists
are surrounded by several of their fans and not much notice is given to the
persons who cannot make the ever-important eye-contact.
So, most of the time, my queries are satisfied with regard to the topic but
the "relation" which is more important is not their.
So if possible, I take the visiting card of those pannelists and keep on
sending "new year" messages, and other social things keeping in view that I
am not disturbing them.
After this, whenever, they happen to meet me in some another
workshop/seminar, they recognise me and take some time to exchange greetings
with me.
-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of Rahul Bajaj
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2015 1:10 AM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.
Subject: [AI] Networking in Conferences

Hi All,

I hope this message finds you well. I am wondering if any of you might be
able to share some valuable and actionable insights about the strategies
that can be adopted to meet new people at conferences. I, for one, am always
dependent on the mercy of the people with whom I am at a conference insofar
as meeting panelists is concerned. This works just fine if the other person
is just as passionate  as I am about forging new relationships, but it
becomes problematic when the other person lacks either the desire or the
nerve to go up to a panelist and strike up a conversation. You typically
only get a handful of minutes to meet these panelists and , therefore,
there's a lot of hustle and bustle in the conference arena. As a result,
asking a volunteer for help or trying to find your way on your own are not
feasible solutions. Please let me know what you think about this.

Best,
Rahul

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Re: [AI] Networking in Conferences

[Shubhanku Kochar]

George sir can u give ur no wanted to tlk 

Sent from my iPhone

> On Jan 12, 2015, at 7:26 AM, "George Abraham"  wrote:
> 
> Dear Rahul,
> 
> This is a very valid  and real challenge. I face this all the time. Some of
> the strategies I have tried to adopt are as unde:
> 
> 1. Talk to the organisers about the challenge. Very often the organisers if
> informed in advance will make arrangements for you to meet with people you
> want.
> 2. Make your presence felt by asking questions and pertinent comments. Also
> sometimes if you want to meet anyone in particular, then mention your
> blindness and your desire in meeting up with the particular pannelist.
> 3. Try to talk to the organisers in advance and see if you could be one of
> the pannelists. It always helps to be a pannelist because people will then
> come to you.
> 4. Establish your equity by writing blogs, making meaningful contributions
> in forums that you are interested in, participate in debates/discussions so
> that people notice you and start valuing your views to the point they begin
> to approach you.
> 5. You could request the organisers to share contact information of the
> people you want to get to know and connect with them outside the
> conference. This is often better. I always prefer a one on one interaction
> as compared to a group interaction with the pannelist.
> 
> The above are a few short term and long term ideas. If you would like to
> discuss the issue further, you could give me a call.
> 
> Best,
> 
> George  
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
> Of Rahul Bajaj
> Sent: 12 January 2015 01:10
> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
> the disabled.
> Subject: [AI] Networking in Conferences
> 
> Hi All,
> 
> I hope this message finds you well. I am wondering if any of you might be
> able to share some valuable and actionable insights about the strategies
> that can be adopted to meet new people at conferences. I, for one, am
> always dependent on the mercy of the people with whom I am at a conference
> insofar as meeting panelists is concerned. This works just fine if the
> other person is just as passionate  as I am about forging new
> relationships, but it becomes problematic when the other person lacks
> either the desire or the nerve to go up to a panelist and strike up a
> conversation. You typically only get a handful of minutes to meet these
> panelists and , therefore, there's a lot of hustle and bustle in the
> conference arena. As a result, asking a volunteer for help or trying to
> find your way on your own are not feasible solutions. Please let me know
> what you think about this.
> 
> Best,
> Rahul
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> Celebrating Louis Braille birthday Jan4th
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Re: [AI] Help regarding accessing MCA website

[Amar Jain]

Hi,

The forms are not accessible, I have been trying to sort this out with
MCA since last 2 years now.

I had also registered a case with CCPD, somehow the file itself was
lossed and not even the first show cause notice was issued.

Request you to please launch a complaint on pgportal.gov.in and write
an email to asbha...@gov.in and copy me.

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Re: [AI] Coral Draw Accessibility

[kanchan Pamnani]

Hi Bhavya,
Even though you have addressed the mail to Pranav I thought I should reply. 
I have been enjoying your emails and your curiosity.
Although I am not giving you sound advice nonetheless it is my advice. Drop 
coral draw for the time being. revisit it in a couple of years.
I would spend some time having fun with the SPAM mails after taking the 
precautions that Pranav and others had suggested. Smile. Your systems may go 
for a toss and you might have to change every password but it is fun to do 
dangerous things while knowing that it is dangerous-you got to test your 
brains.
Coral draw will make you prod alonng but the SPAM chasing will make you 
jump.

So go for it and have fun.
You only live once.
Being a lawyer the disclaimer is that this is my advice and you  must take 
your own decisions and I am in no way responsible.Smile

Lots of love and Best wishes.
Kanchan Pamnani
Advocate & Solicitor
9, Suleman Chambers,
Battery Street, Colaba,
Mumbai - 400 039.



- Original Message - 
From: "Bhavya shah" 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues 
concerningthe disabled." 

Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2015 4:29 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Coral Draw Accessibility



Hi,
Pranavlal Sir,
This exam isn't too big a deal, but I still want to try using Coral
Draw if I can, I can get enough sighted assistance wherever needed.
'You could use the vOICe for seeing the images and get an idea of the 
shape of

what is drawn but that is about it.'
How will this vOICe help me understand my drawing?
' The trick in such cases is to see if you can
export the corel draw output to a more readable format.'
Could you give some examples of more readable formats?

' Other list members have
already suggested scalable vector graphics and the use of SVGDraw from''
What are these things you have mentioned? Just to be clear, the
software I will have to use is Coral Draw and Coral Draw only.
'If you need to create drawings, you will have to learn to use Corel draw 
macros
really really fast. This may not be as big an issue as it seems if you 
know how

to program.'
No, I do not know how to program. I don't think I would put in the
required efforts to learn Coral Draw macro. But still thanks for the
suggestion.
Well, I have been given alternatives for two graphical programs in th
past, namely Adobe Photoshop and Google Picasa, but I was wondering,
if I could actually use this software instead of requesting for an
alternative.
What would you say, should I pursue Coral Draw, or ask for an alternative?

On 1/8/15, Pranav Lal  wrote:

Hi Bhavya,

It is unreasonable for the examiner to ask you to use this program given
that
the primary nature of the program's output is graphical. What do you need 
to

do?
You could use the vOICe for seeing the images and get an idea of the 
shape

of
what is drawn but that is about it. The trick in such cases is to see if 
you

can
export the corel draw output to a more readable format. Other list 
members

have
already suggested scalable vector graphics and the use of SVGDraw from
http://www.dickbaldwin.com.

If you need to create drawings, you will have to learn to use Corel draw
macros
really really fast. This may not be as big an issue as it seems if you 
know

how
to program.

I would see how much this exam matters and then take a call on how much
effort I
put into this. It is a non-trivyal problem to solve.
Pranav


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Reach me through the following means:
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[AI] Jobs for peon in Oriental Bank of commerce.

[nitesh gupta]

Hello friends,

I would like to inform you that Oriental bank of commerce has invited
application for peon in several region.
Eligibility criteria is matriculation.
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Re: [AI] Networking in Conferences

[George Abraham]

Dear Rahul,

This is a very valid  and real challenge. I face this all the time. Some of
the strategies I have tried to adopt are as unde:

1. Talk to the organisers about the challenge. Very often the organisers if
informed in advance will make arrangements for you to meet with people you
want.
2. Make your presence felt by asking questions and pertinent comments. Also
sometimes if you want to meet anyone in particular, then mention your
blindness and your desire in meeting up with the particular pannelist.
3. Try to talk to the organisers in advance and see if you could be one of
the pannelists. It always helps to be a pannelist because people will then
come to you.
4. Establish your equity by writing blogs, making meaningful contributions
in forums that you are interested in, participate in debates/discussions so
that people notice you and start valuing your views to the point they begin
to approach you.
5. You could request the organisers to share contact information of the
people you want to get to know and connect with them outside the
conference. This is often better. I always prefer a one on one interaction
as compared to a group interaction with the pannelist.
 
The above are a few short term and long term ideas. If you would like to
discuss the issue further, you could give me a call.

Best,

George  

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of Rahul Bajaj
Sent: 12 January 2015 01:10
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.
Subject: [AI] Networking in Conferences

Hi All,

I hope this message finds you well. I am wondering if any of you might be
able to share some valuable and actionable insights about the strategies
that can be adopted to meet new people at conferences. I, for one, am
always dependent on the mercy of the people with whom I am at a conference
insofar as meeting panelists is concerned. This works just fine if the
other person is just as passionate  as I am about forging new
relationships, but it becomes problematic when the other person lacks
either the desire or the nerve to go up to a panelist and strike up a
conversation. You typically only get a handful of minutes to meet these
panelists and , therefore, there's a lot of hustle and bustle in the
conference arena. As a result, asking a volunteer for help or trying to
find your way on your own are not feasible solutions. Please let me know
what you think about this.

Best,
Rahul

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[AI] Networking in Conferences

[Rahul Bajaj]

Hi All,

I hope this message finds you well. I am wondering if any of you might be able 
to share some valuable and actionable insights about the strategies that can be 
adopted to meet new people at conferences. I, for one, am always dependent on 
the mercy of the people with whom I am at a conference insofar as meeting 
panelists is concerned. This works just fine if the other person is just as 
passionate  as I am about forging new relationships, but it becomes problematic 
when the other person lacks either the desire or the nerve to go up to a 
panelist and strike up a conversation. You typically only get a handful of 
minutes to meet these panelists and , therefore, there's a lot of hustle and 
bustle in the conference arena. As a result, asking a volunteer for help or 
trying to find your way on your own are not feasible solutions. Please let me 
know what you think about this.

Best,
Rahul

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[AI] Fwd: (AI) Help regarding accessing MCA website

[turab chimthanawala]

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Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2015 17:03:51 +0530
Subject: Re: (AI) Help regarding accessing MCA website
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in

On 1/11/15, turab chimthanawala  wrote:
> Hello all
> I. Turab Chimthanawala am a visually impaired Company Secretary
> student . I am currently undergoing apprenticeship in a CS firm in
> Nagpur. During the course of my training I am required to fill forms
> from the MCA website. However such forms are not compatible with JAWS.
> Also when I use MAGIc it is very inconvenient as it is difficult to
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Re: [AI] (AI) Help regarding accessing MCA website

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On 1/11/15, turab chimthanawala  wrote:
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> I. Turab Chimthanawala am a visually impaired Company Secretary
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> from the MCA website. However such forms are not compatible with JAWS.
> Also when I use MAGIc it is very inconvenient as it is difficult to
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[AI] Fwd: (AI) Help regarding accessing MCA website

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Subject: (AI) Help regarding accessing MCA website
To: accessin...@accessindia.org

Hello all
I. Turab Chimthanawala am a visually impaired Company Secretary
student . I am currently undergoing apprenticeship in a CS firm in
Nagpur. During the course of my training I am required to fill forms
from the MCA website. However such forms are not compatible with JAWS.
Also when I use MAGIc it is very inconvenient as it is difficult to
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[AI] Debate to follow and engage: Are online petitions a valid form of protest? By John Coventry and Melanie

[avinash shahi]

John Coventry, Global Communication Director  at Change.org
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jan/11/debate-online-petitions-valid-form-protest-ched-evans-oldham
When we launched Change.org in the UK in 2012, we'd get asked to
answer criticism that online petitions were pointless - that signing a
petition never changed anything. Three years on, we're asked to answer
criticism that they work too well.

And they definitely work, just ask Lee Lawrence. In 1985 the police
shooting of his mum Cherry Groce sparked riots in Brixton. For almost
30 years he was denied justice - then when the inquest was called for
2014 he was denied legal aid. For two years he campaigned to get
funding to get the truth from the Metropolitan police with little
success. As a last resort he started a Change.org petition and six
weeks later, and with the power of 125,000 people behind him, funding
was granted - and that led to a full apology from the police.

Stories like this (and roughly 10 campaigns powered by our site win
every week) rarely get the coverage of a case like Ched Evans'. But
isn't it right that as a society we have a loud discussion about how
we view sexual assault and rape culture? Isn't it exciting that
someone who's lived through abuse can start a petition and open up a
national debate about violence against women? And isn't it positive
that institutions, companies and politicians have a chance to hear
public opinion from voters and consumers with real experience of the
decisions they're making?

Society is adapting to seismic shifts in how we communicate with each
other. The huge opportunity that the internet brings for people to
engage with the biggest issues in the world today is one of the best
things about technology. We shouldn't dismiss it so easily.

Melanie McDonagh, journalist

Last week, Stephane Charbonnier and nine of his colleagues at Charlie
Hebdo paid a dreadful price for expressing their views in the mortally
dangerous form of a satirical periodical. By comparison with the fatal
moral engagement of men like these in their argument with
fundamentalist Islam, it's even more difficult than usual to take
seriously the posturing of online pundits. Opening a link, clicking on
a send button... can anyone possibly take this seriously as a way of
engaging in debate on any subject that matters? It's effortless moral
outrage, requiring neither understanding nor commitment on the part of
the clickers.

Now turning out on a rainy night to hold up placards or pens in
Trafalgar Square as lots of people did in a bid to show solidarity
with the murdered journalists, that I can take seriously - not the
people who say they care with a hashtag. Like Twitter, online
petitions are slovenly outrage. Naturally most of us do not expect to
pay for the expression of our views with our life as opposed to, say,
giving whole minutes of our time to write to an MP, but those who
can't be fagged to do more than find their smartphone to express their
innermost convictions really don't deserve to have them taken into
account. If more than 60,000 people spend 10 seconds of their time
clicking on a petition, as in the Ched Evans case, that doesn't amount
to 10,000 minutes of concern; it's individually about as speedy and
uncommitted as emptying your bowels, and rather less productive.

JC Last week's demonstrations were a moving and beautiful response to
the horror that went before them. I also thought the outpouring of
solidarity on social media was moving too.

What matters of course is what works. When Phill Wills's autistic son
Josh was moved to a care home 500 miles away, no one paid attention to
Phill's plea to bring his son closer to home. Once he started his
petition and it had been signed and shared by tens of thousands,
backed by celebrities, the care minister picked the case up. Now Josh
is back home.
Lee Lawrence (centre) delivers his petition to Downing Street.Lee
Lawrence (centre) delivers his petition to Downing Street. Photograph:
Stefan Rousseau/PA
When the women on the New Era estate in Hoxton were told they were
being evicted by a US developer they gathered 330,000 signatures, a
raft of support from politicians, celebs and the media. Those women
then mobilised hundreds of people to march the petition to Downing
Street - the perfect combination of on and offline protest. These
aren't "internet pundits" - they're mums fighting for their homes and
dads trying to keep families together. They're people of all
backgrounds engaging in politics in their own way. They don't have
newspaper columns or powerful friends, but they do have the internet
and social media, and they're challenging power and winning. I don't
know what your bowel movements are like, Melanie but mine certainly
aren't that productive.

MM I've no doubt that the causes you organise petitions about are
almost all excellent ones; who can argue against giving people a
voice? But the bar is set altogether too low for the online petition.
You can, u

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[AI] Thanks for your suggestions for NVDA development

[Dinesh Kaushal]

Dear All,

Thank you very much for your overwhelming response for the request for 
suggestions.

We have received suggestions for around 80 features and bugs. We are compiling 
the list, and we will be either adding these issues on NVDA list or adding them 
as comments on the NVDA issue tracker. As a rule, all issues have to be first 
added on NVDA tracker and only then a developer can submit fixes for those 
issues.

If you want, you can also submit these issues on NVDA tracker, that way you 
would be able to track the status of these issues. As a rule, if you provide 
clear and step by step description of an issue and good enough justification 
for the issue reported, there would be a good chance that it will be taken 
sooner by a developer. The best way to get your issue ignored is just saying 
that I want it. If you provide why do you need something and how it could help 
other users, the developers would be able to decide to take up the issue.

To report a bug or request for a feature, visit 

http://community.nvda-project.org/wiki/Issues

Before reporting your issue, make sure that you first search to know whether 
someone has already reported the same issue.

I would like to thank you again from the entire NVDA Development team in India.

Best
Dinesh
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very good suggestion dear haresh sir!!.
  regarding this matter, hope our developers will do something 
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[AI] Fwd: KB Updates of two supporting documents for Web Content Accessibility Guideline (WCAG) 2.0

[Bhavya shah]

Information that may interest any accessibility service user,
including screen reading software...

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From: Minar Singh 
Date: Fri, 9 Jan 2015 13:31:37 +0530
Subject: KB Updates of two supporting documents for Web Content
Accessibility Guideline (WCAG) 2.0
To: sayeverything 
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Updates of two supporting documents for Web Content Accessibility
Guideline (WCAG) 2.0 are available for review. *This is not an update
to WCAG 2.0, which is a stable document*. The supporting documents
(W3C Working Group Notes) are updated periodically to reflect current
practices and technologies. The existing Techniques and Understanding
documents remain in place as W3C Notes while the separate draft
updates are under review and the WCAG Working Group addresses
comments.

The following draft updates are available for review as Editors' Drafts:
* Techniques for WCAG 2.0 Editors' Draft

* Understanding WCAG 2.0 Editors' Draft


The changes are highlighted in diff-marked versions at:
* http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/2015/WD-WCAG20-TECHS-20150106/complete-diff.html
* 
http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/2015/WD-UNDERSTANDING-WCAG20-20150106/complete-diff.html

Comments:
Please send any comments on these Editors' Drafts by:
*29 January 2015*
You can send comments - and contributions for additional WCAG 2.0
techniques - via web form or e-mail, per the Instructions for
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Comments on the changes since last publication will be processed
during this review. Other comments will be processed with the next
update, which should be in 6 months.

Participate in WAI: If you are interested in actively contributing to
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through the WCAG Working Group, please see: Participating in WAI
 and contact Michael Cooper.

Background: For an introduction to the WCAG documents, see:
* WCAG Overview http://www.w3.org/WAI/intro/wcag.php

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[AI] wanted the tines of india e paper on mail every day

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hi friends a very good eveming to all i jst wanted to know that how
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[AI] Surgery helps IIT student gain sight after 19 years,

[rahul rahul]

Hello Friends,
A good info.
source:
http://m.timesofindia.com/city/chennai/Surgery-helps-IIT-student-gain-sight-after-19-years/articleshow/45838710.cms

Jan 11, 2015, 01.46AM IST TNN


Choudhary suffered from a congenital condition in which the lenses in
his eyes were tilted and cornea in one eye was almost closed,
resulting in near-zero vision.But he can now read without much effort,
thanks to a surgery he underwent in a Chennai hospital.CHENNAI: It
would have been an odd sight for JEE invigilators last year when
Ashish Choudhary, a candidate, wrote the exam, with his nose almost
touching the answer paper. When the results came, he bagged the 27th
rank, and secured admission in IIT-Madras.

Choudhary, 19, who hails from Madhya Pradesh, suffered from a
congenital condition in which the lenses in his eyes were tilted and
cornea in one eye was almost closed, resulting in near-zero vision.
But he can now read without much effort, thanks to a surgery he
underwent in a city hospital. Doctors fixed artificial lenses in his
eye using glue.

Ashish had problems with vision since his birth. Despite several trips
to various hospitals, his vision did not improve. At IIT, his
professors noticed that Ashish was always restless in class and did
not focus on the blackboard. "He could not see properly. We decided to
get him medical help as he was a brilliant student," said Ashish's
English teacher Manjula Rajan.

He was taken to Agarwal's Eye Hospital where tests revealed that his
optical lenses were tilted. "There was also decreased vision in one
eye as his pupil was distorted," said Dr Amar Agarwal. The doctors
corrected the condition by implanting artificial lenses through glued
intraocular lens (IOL) technique. "We also repaired his pupil and
brought it to the centre by removing tissue from his iris. This
ensured that enough light passed through his pupil and provided clear
vision," the doctor said.

Dr Agarwal said the technique is usually used to rectify cataract in
patients who have had a serious eye injury. Previously, IOL
implantation was considered very difficult or fraught with
complications as it required large incisions and multiple sutures,
leading to longer healing time.

Earlier, doctors did not have a way to implant artificial lens as
there was no support to keep it steady. "Now it can be held in one
place with the help of glue. The technique of glued IOL developed in
2007 has been a game changer," the doctor said. As Ashish's parents
are farmers and could not afford the expensive surgery, IIT-Madras
came forward to sponsor the procedure.



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