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[AI] Shared from Twitter: Secret OS X keyboard shortcuts that will turn anyone into a power user | BGR

2016-02-18 Thread li...@srinivasu.org

Secret OS X keyboard shortcuts that will turn anyone into a power user | BGR 
from Jennifer Sutton’s Tweet 

Download the Twitter app


Regards,
Srinivasu Chakravarthula | @csrinivasu
Sent from my iPhone 5C

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[AI] Experience of Picnic to Z Bac

2016-02-18 Thread Tilakprasad Joshi

Picnic that was organized on 13 and 14th of Feb was really wonderful
and memorable, we had lot of fun and we really enjoyed thee Picnic. I
thank behalf of my group to people who have organized this picnic and
made sure everyone enjoys the picnic. This was the time where we got
to meet people who were our school friends and whom we haven’t met
since long and this was a platform to meet them and encourage them and
derive courage if they have done something great in their live share
each others experience however good or bad they are.
When it comes to staying in the tent indeed this was a different
feeling and we all liked the tent because I don’t think majority of us
have ever stayed in the tent, talking about food, it was nice and
everyone was able to eat as much as they want because I really don’t
like if there is restriction on food. I am really happy everyone
participated in the activities that were organized people really
encouraged each other to participate in all activities.
At the end I thank to BGFI Team for not keeping watch on us what we do
or where we go, I personally thank to Z Bac People who have provided
Pump so that we could play Foot Ball and arranged for Bat so that we
could play cricket.

Warm Regards,
Tilak.


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[AI] Experience of BGFI Picnic to Z Bac

2016-02-18 Thread Tilakprasad Joshi

Picnic that was organized on 13 and 14th of Feb was really wonderful
and memorable, we had lot of fun and we really enjoyed thee Picnic. I
thank behalf of my group to people who have organized this picnic and
made sure everyone enjoys the picnic. This was the time where we got
to meet people who were our school friends and whom we haven’t met
since long and this was a platform to meet them and encourage them and
derive courage if they have done something great in their live share
each others experience however good or bad they are.
When it comes to staying in the tent indeed this was a different
feeling and we all liked the tent because I don’t think majority of us
have ever stayed in the tent, talking about food, it was nice and
everyone was able to eat as much as they want because I really don’t
like if there is restriction on food. I am really happy everyone
participated in the activities that were organized people really
encouraged each other to participate in all activities.
At the end I thank to BGFI Team for not keeping watch on us what we do
or where we go, I personally thank to Z Bac People who have provided
Pump so that we could play Foot Ball and arranged for Bat so that we
could play cricket.


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Re: [AI] Daily Eyeway Alerts

2016-02-18 Thread PAULMUDDHA

Dear Eyeway help desk
Please spread a word to your contacts in Bangaluru and around to attend the 
special classes on android and I phones
Dear all,
snehadeep trust for the disabled a leading Ngo in Bangalore is conducting a  
first batch workshop on android and IOS platform which are equipped on touch 
phones on February 28 2016 and another extended two-days workshop on March 12 
and 13 2016.

We assure of a very good learning from our experts on both android and iphones.

This workshop is for both the basic users and advanced users who are just 
entered in to these touch phones from the key phones.
Not to demote the key phones,  but most of the services which have been 
obsolete on these phones has made us these touch phones mandatory in terms of 
utilising the available resources for simplifying our life.
Smart phones will do much and faster rather computers now a days.
You can also write into us quickly your ideas and needs to be catered on these 
days of the workshop.

So what are you waiting! come on and grab the opportunity to explore the world 
of android and IOS!

Register quickly to grab the opportunity

Bring the handsets along with you.

 

The classes would begin early starting from 10 A.M to 5 P.M

Lunch would be provided.

Send in your participation to the following email

paulmud...@snehadeep.org

snehadeeptr...@gmail.com

tel: 25801069
as soon as possible

Or send in your participation by sms to 9449021997 Or 9972077673 Last day of 
registeration
25 February 2016

 

With kind regards
Paul Muddha and K G Mohan
# 36 Charles Campbell Road, Cox town Bangalore 560005.



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[AI] Request for the latest edition of the book INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS by Peter Norton 6th edition or later

2016-02-18 Thread Saaqib Mahmuud

Hello mates? Hope you'll be having a good time. 

Can anyone please share with me a link for downloading either of the following 
two books?

1. Introduction to Computers by Peter Norton, 6th edition or later

2. Computers -- Tools For An Information Age by H. L. Capron, the latest 
edition available

I would like to have access to these books in either .djvu format or as a .pdf 
file which JAWS can read. 

I've had the chance of downloading it from somewhere the 6th edition of 
Norton's text, but that file wasn't readable with the help of JAWS. 

And, I doubt if NVDA would be able to do a better job of it either. 



Regards. 

Faithfully, 
Saaqib 




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[AI] HELP REGARDING SCRIBE

2016-02-18 Thread Kavindra Sahu

Dear friends,
Greetings from kavindra
I am looking for a scribe to  write  JAIIB EXAM for my friend in Raipur .
Scribe should be commerce background preferably a CA student.

Any help in this regard would be highly
appreciated.
Thanking in advance

Regards
Kavindra sahu


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[AI] VIBEWA: Request for New Membership and Renewal

2016-02-18 Thread General Secretary

Dear members,

VIBEWA is entering its second year of journey. During this period we
achieved many milestones. The organization to represent visually impaired
Bank and finance employees and afford them a national platform and a web
site to share have become reality. We were instrumental in circulating
DOPT guidelines by Finance Ministry to all the banks, we collected very
useful information about working condition of Visually Impaired in major
Banks through RTI  application ,we reached more than 550 visually impaired
bankers via our mega survey and collected first hand information from
them. You may like to read more about our achievements on:

http://www.vibewa.org/achievements/
 Now we are in the process of drafting a comprehensive document on
challenges faced by visually impaired bankers and ways to resolve them.
This document once prepared will be submitted to various authorities to
realize our demands in more strategic way.

In this endeavor your support as a member is very appreciable. We have to
go a long way in realizing our objectives and your support is
indispensable in coming days. So, those of you who are not still the
members, do stand up and join the bandwagon. If anything is holding you
back, we are sure now you would dispel it and be included in VIBEWA
members who molded the destiny of visually impaired bank and finance
employees in India. Just fill up the form on our website:

www.vibewa.org

And you are good to go.

Dear valued members, as you are aware the membership is to be renewed
every calendar year. So as a token of your solidarity, we request you to
renew your membership. Details of membership fee and Bank account details
are given below.

For Officers Rs.1200 and for others Rs.600 per year.

Members can send a demand draft in favour of Visually Impaired Bank
Employees Welfare Association, payable at Kolkata. Alternatively, they can
transfer the amount into the account details of which are mentioned
hereunder. In either case, please mention the DD number and banks name or
transaction details like banks name, date, transaction ID, etc. As
applicable to the mode of payment and send a mail to this  mail id.:

generalsecret...@vibewa.org

Bank Account Details
Account No.: 50219554777
Account name: Visually Impaired Bank Employees Welfare Association
IFSC: ALLA0212447
Bank name: Allahabad Bank
Branch Name: Mukundapur Branch, Kolkata (W.B.)

We are happy to inform that the Executive Committee has extended the
subscription period for the year 2016, to those who have become member on
or after 1.10.2015. So, those who have become new members on or after
October 1, 2015, need not pay the renewal fee as they would get their
membership till December 31, 2016.
If you have already paid the renewal fee, please furnish the details by mail.


With regards

General Secretary

Visually Impaired Bank Employees Welfare Association (VIBEWA)




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[AI] (AI) Information needed on scribe

2016-02-18 Thread turab chimthanawala

Hello all
I am a Company Secretary student based out of Nagpur and need a scribe
for my exams. But getting a good scribe has been an uphill task. Hence
would like to know any database or any help line which would help in
obtaining a scribe. I believe there was a post regarding this. But I
seem to have missed it. Any information in this end would be highly
appreciated.
Best
Turab


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[AI] Daily Eyeway Alerts

2016-02-18 Thread Eyeway Helpdesk

Dear All:

Greetings from the Eyeway Helpdesk!

Follow below the Daily Eyeway Alerts:

1. News-

Three robotic models by a seven-year-old student attracted visitors amid a
series of interesting experimental works by engineering and science
graduates on display at the TECH FOSS 2K16. Saarang Sumesh, a class-two
student of Choice School here, showcased a cleaning robot, a robotic hand
and a walking stick for visually impaired during the just-concluded event
jointly organised by Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Toc
H Institute of Science and Technology (TIST) and the Computer Society of
India in association with the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development
Centre of the institute. “Saarang left us surprised even with his
presentation skills. He not only displayed the uses of the robot but
explained how he made it. He has made the robots using Lego Robotic Kit,”
said TIST principal Dr D Vincent H Wilson.More than 25 projects from
different engineering, science and polytechnic colleges across the state
are displayed at the ‘Makers Party’, a highlight event organised on the
sidelines. Makers Party is a platform where knowledge-sharing groups
interacted and demonstrated various free and open-source tools and
software. Source: h
ttp://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/thiruvananthapuram/Seven-year-old-Stars-at-TECH-FOSS-2k16/2016/02/18/article3282678.ece

More at http://eyeway.org/?q=seven-year-old-stars-tech-foss-2k16

2. Event-

Accessible Tour to the 29th Garden Tourism Festival. Garden
Festival at length on either of the two days on 20th or 21st Feb 2016. ,
Planet-abled provides accessible travel solutions and leisure excursions
for people with disabilities. We customize tours according to the different
ability of the traveller so that they are fully able to enjoy and
experience the new place and culture. Converting specially-abled tourists
into travellers and creating a platform for inclusive tourism alongside.
After the remarkable and overwhelming success of the very first Accessible
Heritage Tour, PlanetAbled has now come up with a special Accessible tour
to the 29th Garden Tourism Festival. So, if you are differently abled or
are a family member of one, come join us there. Tourism to give special
access to our participants. The route of the tour would be mapped
accordingly and the visually impaired can touch and feel the plants and
flowers. With many more special accesses. There would a dedicated
Horticulture specialist as well who would talk in length about the flowers
and plants and the wonderful stories related to each, specially for the
Planet Abled Tour. The festival would be inaugurated on 19th Feb 2016 at 5
pm by the Hon. Chief Minister of Delhi, Mr. Arvind Kejriwal. You can choose
to join us there or choose to experience the Garden Festival at length on
either of the two days on 20th or 21st Feb 2016. Call : - 958202, Neha
Arora. Email Us at - tra...@planetabled.com. More at
http://eyeway.org/?q=fusion-accessible-tour-29th-garden-tourism-festival

3. Job-

An excellent job opportunity for PWDs in a leading Multinational Soft wear
company in Bangalore and Pune. Eligibility: BE/B.Tech (CS/IT/ECE. Work
Location: Bangalore/Pune. Roles & Responsibilities: Associate Delivery
Specialist -Provides software related custom integration and implementation
support on company products; this may include initial installation,
troubleshooting, implementation, customization, integration, and outline
orientation for the customer. Performs basic to moderately complex and/or
extended-stay software implementations. Implementation functions may
include; configuring network interfaces, configuring file systems,
configuring IP/FC/iSCSI Host Base Adapters (HBAs), running scripts, zoning
and masking, installing and upgrading software/code, testing/validating
final product solution and developing appropriate customer configuration
guides. send your updated CV at preeti.mo...@silver-linings.org,
preeti.mo...@gmail.com. Mob: 09871701646.
Website: http://www.silver-linings.org

--
With warm regards, Helpdesk Team!
Toll free: 1800 300 20469
Working days: Monday-Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Website: www.eyeway.org
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ordinary people rise to meet.”—William Frederick Halsey, Jr.

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[AI] Paper of Interest: Disability and sex work: developing affinities through decriminalization

2016-02-18 Thread avinash shahi

Abstract



This article argues that strong policy frameworks are required to
support the health and well-being of sex workers, disabled people, and
disabled sex workers. Through an examination of the context of sex
work in Canada, we articulate the flaws of sex work criminalization
and the persistent barriers that criminalization creates. Our analysis
of the intersection of disabled sexuality and access to sexual
services identifies how the sex industry can aid in the flourishing of
the erotic lives of disabled people. The article culminates in a
discussion of the benefits of sex work decriminalization for sex
workers, disabled people, and disabled sex workers.
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09687599.2016.1139488


Accessing sex and facilitating sexual access
Supporting sex worker’s rights and disability...
Conclusion
Disclosure statement
.

For disabled people, the shift away from an evidence-based approach in
the Canadian context hits close to home. Despite claiming to operate
in support of ‘victimized’ sex workers, the criminalization of clients
employs many older stigmatizing conceptions of sex workers and the sex
industry. It is here that some of the most significant potential
connections between disability and sex work are evident. These links
are most direct if we consider longer histories. In
late-nineteenth-century and early-twentieth-century social hygiene and
eugenics movements, for example, both prostitutes and disabled people
were seen as key threats to social and racial ‘health’ (Heynen 2015




). Whether defined in terms of the spread of disease or of genetic
degeneration, these eugenic conceptions enabled state regulation of
and violence towards disabled and sex working bodies. As studies have
shown, eugenic legacies continue to remain operative in many respects,
in relation to both sex work and disability (Shildrick 2007




). These intimately shared histories of stigmatization, the repressive
and non-evidence-based policies that have resulted, and the resistance
movements of sex workers and disabled people that have risen in
response provide the basis for understanding and building on the
potential linkages between sex work and disability.
In relation to sexuality, stigmatization has worked in different ways
for sex workers and disabled people, with sex workers portrayed most
often as hyper-sexualized and disabled people as asexual. Yet these
divergent narratives come together in an interesting way when we look
at the role of sex work in relation to disabled sexuality. Disabled
people are typically cast by ableist culture as asexual, lacking
sexual feelings and desires, or as sexually inadequate (Morris 1989




; Shakespeare, Gillespie-Sells, and Davies 1996




; Shuttleworth and Mona 2002




; Rembis 2009




). This is because the sexual practices of disabled people are often
at odds with ableist and heteronormative approaches that position sex
as only ‘penetrative, spontaneous, and physical – which requires
fully-functioning, independent, [and] mobile’ embodiment (Liddiard
2013




, 18). The ableist and heteronormative practices of ‘normate sex’
(Wilkerson 2011




) often result in the loss or absence of a sexual gaze directed at
disabled people (Clare 1999




), marking sexuality as a significant site of disabled peoples’
oppression and pain (Finger 1992




).3




While disabled people are frequently denied their sexuality (Shakespeare 1999




; Shakespeare, Gillespie-Sells, and Davies 1996




; Tepper 2000




; Waxman 1994




), Robert McRuer and Anna Mollow (2012




, 32) – building on decades of disability activism and scholarship –
suggest that disability ‘has the potential to transform sex, creating
confusions about “what and who is sexy” and “what counts as sex”’.
Indeed, disabled people have a long and rich history contesting
‘normate sex’. Key to these contestations has been the assertion that
disabled people are both ‘desiring subjects and objects of desire’
(McRuer and Mollow 2012




, 1), so as to overcome the social, cultural, and political ways in
which disabled people are repeatedly infantilized, de-sexualized, and
de-eroticized. Such assertions are evident in the work of disability
activists and scholars such as Mary Frances Platt (1996




), Alexa Schriempf (2001




), Loree Erickson (2007




), the late Chris Bell (2012




), Leroy Moore (2014




), and many others. For some disabled people, finding comfortable
methods to achieve sexual gratification can take time, effort, and
support from others (Fritsch 2010




; Kulick and Rydström 2015




). Lack of tailored sex education, navigation of complex health care
systems, and inadequate specialized health care practitioners all
create additional barriers for disabled people to be situated (by
themselves and others) as sexual subjects (Liddiard 2013




). Two ways in which disabled people facing such constraints can
receive support for, and fulfilment of, a diversity of sexual

Re: [AI] Adding background music to narration in GoldWave

2016-02-18 Thread Renuka Warriar Edakkunni

Sorry sir, I didn't get you.  Could you please explain it more simply?
 Or, could you give a step by step instruction?

Renuka.

On 2/18/16, mukesh jain  wrote:
> hello,
> Voice Over mixes foreground audio contained in the clipboard with background
> audio contained in the file. This effect automatically fades the background
> audio in and out based on silent and non-silent regions within the
> foreground audio. So Use this effect to Mix a voice recording or
> narration over background music so that the music  automatically
> becomes quieter when the voice is speaking.
>
>
>
> On 2/18/16, Renuka Warriar Edakkunni  wrote:
>> Hello, my problem is somewhat different.  When I reduce the background
>> noice, after saving it, the quality of the sound is reduced,
>> sometimes, it is not at all audible.  Is there any way to reduce the
>> background noice without changing the voice quality?
>>
>> Renuka.
>>
>> On 2/17/16, mukesh jain  wrote:
>>> hello,
>>> this can be accomplished using screen reader too. once you are in the
>>> shape volume option, press tab/shift tab  to get acquainted with the
>>> various options. i have mentioned the mouse steps just to indicate how
>>> they represent on the screen and after understanding the same, our low
>>> vision persons can very well know  what they meant to do. so you can
>>> very well move around in this option and set your preference
>>> accordingly.
>>> thanks,
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 2/17/16, Swarna Badrinath  wrote:
 Sir, you mean to say that shape up volume can be used only by sighted;
 since you mentioned that the curve can be modified using the mouse.

 On 2/13/16, O. Aishwarya  wrote:
> HHi all,
> Is it possible to add background music to a pre-recorded narration in
> gold wave? If yes, how can it be done?
>
> --
> “I don’t believe in being serious about anything. I think life is too
> serious to be taken seriously.”
> —Ray Bradbury
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