Re: [AI] general

[Narendra Sathe]

Thank you all for replying to my doubt

Narendra


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Re: [AI] general

[Mahendra Galani]

problem Neetin is, that they may not call you at all.
At 10:52 AM 3/14/2016 +0530, you wrote:

Dear Narendra,

Of course you should mention your disability in the resume. The recruiter
should accept you with your disability.

Kind Regards,
Nitin



On Sun, Mar 13, 2016 at 10:57 AM, Tilakprasad Joshi <
tilakjoshi1...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I too don't agree disclosing disability in the resumebut what if
> person has studied in special School which name itself suggest Person
> has some kind of disability, such as, Happy Home School for the Blind
> or Pragati Andh Vidyalay or Pune Andh Blind etc. in these case we will
> have to mention the respective Schools name right?
>
> Warm Regards,
> Tilak.
>
> On 3/13/16, li...@srinivasu.org  wrote:
> > Hello Sameer and others,
> >
> > I would support disclosing disability to the employer but not in the
> resume.
> > I wrote my prospective on my blog at
> > http://ln.is/srinivasu.org/blog/2/x6x9e
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Srinivasu
> >
> > Regards,
> > Srinivasu Chakravarthula | @csrinivasu
> > Sent from my iPhone 5C
> >
> >> On 13-Mar-2016, at 07:04, Sameer  wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >> Dear Narendra,
> >>
> >> I recommend that you mention your disability in your resume.
> >>
> >> I mention my disability in my CV but have observed that most recruitment
> >> agents do not pay attention to it. They look at the qualifications &
> work
> >> experience & call with details of job vacancies. When I am short-listed
> >> for a job vacancy & am called for a personal interview, I ensure that
> the
> >> recruitment agent (or company HR) is aware of my disability & has
> informed
> >> the interviewer accordingly.
> >>
> >> Regards
> >> Mr. Sameer Latey,
> >> Mumbai, India
> >> -Original Message- From: Narendra Sathe
> >> Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2016 10:20 PM
> >> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
> concerning
> >> the disabled.
> >> Subject: [AI] general
> >>
> >> Hello access Indians
> >> I require your guidance regarding should  I mention about my visual
> >> disability in my resume or not.
> >> Please guide me in this matter
> >>
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Re: [AI] general

[Nitin Dhaware]

Dear Narendra,

Of course you should mention your disability in the resume. The recruiter
should accept you with your disability.

Kind Regards,
Nitin



On Sun, Mar 13, 2016 at 10:57 AM, Tilakprasad Joshi <
tilakjoshi1...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I too don't agree disclosing disability in the resumebut what if
> person has studied in special School which name itself suggest Person
> has some kind of disability, such as, Happy Home School for the Blind
> or Pragati Andh Vidyalay or Pune Andh Blind etc. in these case we will
> have to mention the respective Schools name right?
>
> Warm Regards,
> Tilak.
>
> On 3/13/16, li...@srinivasu.org  wrote:
> > Hello Sameer and others,
> >
> > I would support disclosing disability to the employer but not in the
> resume.
> > I wrote my prospective on my blog at
> > http://ln.is/srinivasu.org/blog/2/x6x9e
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Srinivasu
> >
> > Regards,
> > Srinivasu Chakravarthula | @csrinivasu
> > Sent from my iPhone 5C
> >
> >> On 13-Mar-2016, at 07:04, Sameer  wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >> Dear Narendra,
> >>
> >> I recommend that you mention your disability in your resume.
> >>
> >> I mention my disability in my CV but have observed that most recruitment
> >> agents do not pay attention to it. They look at the qualifications &
> work
> >> experience & call with details of job vacancies. When I am short-listed
> >> for a job vacancy & am called for a personal interview, I ensure that
> the
> >> recruitment agent (or company HR) is aware of my disability & has
> informed
> >> the interviewer accordingly.
> >>
> >> Regards
> >> Mr. Sameer Latey,
> >> Mumbai, India
> >> -Original Message- From: Narendra Sathe
> >> Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2016 10:20 PM
> >> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
> concerning
> >> the disabled.
> >> Subject: [AI] general
> >>
> >> Hello access Indians
> >> I require your guidance regarding should  I mention about my visual
> >> disability in my resume or not.
> >> Please guide me in this matter
> >>
> >> Narendra
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Re: [AI] Request for price list of disability books

[deepa]

There are several publications on our website www.unnati.org these could be
downloaded free

Thanks
Deepa
Unnati Organisation for Development Education
G - !, 200 Azad Society
Ahmedabad 380015
Ph: +91 79 26746145/ 26733296
Website:www.unnati.org

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Of Kanchan Pamnani
Sent: 13 March 2016 20:39
To: 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.'
Subject: Re: [AI] Request for price list of disability books

Please send me the postal address of your college and who should the book be
sent to. 
I will send you "20 stories of change" free of charge. It will be useful for
research. 
Kanchan  

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From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of Dr. G. Janardhana Naidu
Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2016 5:01 PM
To: accessindia
Subject: [AI] Request for price list of disability books

hello All,
Our College is planning to purchase around Rs. 50,000 worth books on
disability published from India. Kindly suggest me list of titles, names of
publishers and their prices if possible. Further, I request
you to kindly   suggest me sources of disability related books price
list or list of publishers actively publishing books on disability.
Thanks in advance,
janardhana naidu.


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Re: [AI] confused how to comunicate

[Renuka Warriar Edakkunni]

Hello,
No need of worry.  Just initiate by yourself to talk.  If you are
plecent enough, others will definitely make friends with you.

Renuka.

On 3/13/16, sanjeev kumar  wrote:
> you should read the book "jeet aapki" by shiv Khera
>
> On 3/13/16, Tilakprasad Joshi  wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> I myself used to find very difficult to interact with Sighted People
>> in the beginning but as time passed I became little comfortable
>> however sometime I too find difficult even now. How I over came this
>> problem , I spoke to few people who had the knowledge about Visually
>> Challenged, I asked little questions like why don’t sighted people
>> talk to me or what they expect from me how can I interact with them
>> and I found my answers of questions and rest I learnt through
>> experience remember it is learning process and there is no fix
>> procedure how you can exactly interact with them. One thing I
>> experienced is that, many Sighted People will enjoy your company if
>> person has good Mobility or they know this person is not completely
>> depended on them otherwise they feel we are burden to them, they say
>> things like “Isko leka Jana padega or isko drop karna padega kyoki ye
>> akhela ja Nahi sakhta”. “we will have to take him or we will have to
>> drop him/her because he/she can not go alone”. Please don’t feel bad
>> and please correct me if I am wrong and it would be nice if other
>> people can share their experience too at the end I just want to tell
>> you Sighted People too want to talk to us as much as we want to
>> interact with them but sometimes they don’t just know how to approach
>> us or how we would react to them if they talk to us this is what many
>> of my friends told me who were not talking to me in the beginning
>> ended up being my good friends at later stage.
>>
>> Warm Regards,
>> Tilak.
>>
>>
>> On 3/12/16, sazid shaik  wrote:
>>> Hello dear family,
>>>
>>> Friends, I am confused a lot about relation with others.  Being a
>>> blind I am unable to go outside my house and mantain relation with my
>>> sighted friends.  As I am mobility issues so I cannot go outside.  As
>>> my life had become robotic life.  office to home then home to office.
>>> As this sounds silly but I am not having contacts with others.  How to
>>> maintain relation with the world.
>>> How you people are utilizing your day after work.  I am need of books
>>> which can guide me how to control angrer, to maintain  good relation
>>> with the publicc basically my profession is to intract with the public
>>> with different minsets.  Books which can teach me positive attitude.
>>>
>>> thanks and regards,
>>> sazid
>>>
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[AI] need excel tutorial

[aamir ansari]

Hello all the friends
Thanks and regards
I want excel tutorial in any format be it in doc or daisy or PDF for a
VI friend of mine so please provide me with the links


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Re: [AI] Request for price list of disability books

[rajasekhar]

Bookshare has a lot of disability related books.
It will be better if you can clarify on the area or subject you are looking,
like special education, inclusive education, disability studies, law,
technology, just a few subjects for you to choose.

You may contact me off the list for the list of 200 books we have at the EFL
university library.
With regards,
rajasekhar

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Of mukesh jain
Sent: 14 March 2016 00:00
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] Request for price list of disability books

hello,
you may contact NAB client services Mumbai for obtaining the several
books titles related to disability.

once a while ago, i had to prepare the research papers on disability
for one of my colleague and i could provide him lots of resources
through this chhanel.
thanks,

On 3/13/16, Kanchan Pamnani  wrote:
> Please send me the postal address of your college and who should the book
> be
> sent to.
> I will send you "20 stories of change" free of charge. It will be useful
> for
> research.
> Kanchan
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
Behalf
> Of Dr. G. Janardhana Naidu
> Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2016 5:01 PM
> To: accessindia
> Subject: [AI] Request for price list of disability books
>
> hello All,
> Our College is planning to purchase around Rs. 50,000 worth books on
> disability published from India. Kindly suggest me list of titles,
> names of publishers and their prices if possible. Further, I request
> you to kindly   suggest me sources of disability related books price
> list or list of publishers actively publishing books on disability.
> Thanks in advance,
> janardhana naidu.
>
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Re: [AI] Request for price list of disability books

[mukesh jain]

hello,
you may contact NAB client services Mumbai for obtaining the several
books titles related to disability.

once a while ago, i had to prepare the research papers on disability
for one of my colleague and i could provide him lots of resources
through this chhanel.
thanks,

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> Please send me the postal address of your college and who should the book
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> I will send you "20 stories of change" free of charge. It will be useful
> for
> research.
> Kanchan
>
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> Subject: [AI] Request for price list of disability books
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> hello All,
> Our College is planning to purchase around Rs. 50,000 worth books on
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> names of publishers and their prices if possible. Further, I request
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Re: [AI] Fascinating interview with a judge from the Michigan Supreme Court. (blind judge)

[shraddha edke]

My Pleasure Mahendra!

Regards,
Shraddha.

On 3/13/16, Mahendra Galani  wrote:
> thanks for posting Sharadha.
> At 11:58 AM 3/13/2016 +0530, you wrote:
>>Absolutely Great Gread! Here it goes: Justice
>>Richard Bernstein - “Law is a Great
>>Equalizer† By Pramila Komanduri Fri,
>>03/11/2016 - 10:48 -- sharo...@eyeway.org
>>Justice Richard Bernstein is the first blind
>>Justice who has been elected by the people of
>>the state of Michigan to serve on the Michigan
>>Supreme Court since January, 2015. Born blind
>>with a condition called Retinitis Pigmentosa he
>>attended public schools in Michigan with special
>>education programs and services. He graduated
>>Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Michigan
>>and completed his law degree at Northwestern
>>University’s School of Law in Chicago. Justice
>>Bernstein built his legal career in Michigan as
>>an attorney and a diligent advocate for the
>>rights of people with and without disabilities.
>>Some of the cases which he undertook led to
>>landmark legal decisions which determine the
>>guidelines for safe accessibility for people
>>with disabilities in commercial facilities,
>>airlines and airports across the US. Inerview:
>>Question: What kind of support system did you
>>have at home with your family? Answer: Justice
>>Bernstein: I had an incredibly supportive family
>>and that was a blessing: my parents, my brother
>>and my sister were all just amazing. I was
>>raised with the idea that there were no limits
>>and no obstacles and that life would be
>>challenging, difficult, and hard but that there
>>would be nothing that would be impossible and
>>nothing that I couldn’t hope for, envision, or
>>dream that could ultimately happen. I was taught
>>Braille at a very early age which I haven’t
>>used in well over 25 years as technology has
>>provided a greater level of opportunity to
>>people like myself than we could have ever
>>imagined or even thought was possible.
>>..Question: What issues did you have while
>>growing up in getting involved in sports or
>>other activities? Answer: Justice Bernstein: It
>>was a very difficult time in school because they
>>didn’t really know how to accommodate somebody
>>like myself with a disability such as blindness.
>>When I was going to the gym class for the
>>physical fitness I was pretty much on the
>>side-lines while everybody else got a chance to
>>be a part of it. As I got older things got a lot
>>better as I was presented with opportunities in
>>which I had chances to experience things that I
>>never even knew existed and have adventures. I
>>became part of a program called Achilles which
>>believes that anybody who wants to run should
>>have a chance to do so. It works with severely
>>disabled people like myself and gives us an
>>absolutely incredible opportunity. Thanks to
>>Achilles I run with guides who give me
>>directional cues as I participate in a marathon:
>>hard right, soft right, hard left, soft left. I
>>have been a pretty intense athlete for about
>>eight or nine years. I have had the incredible
>>opportunity to complete 18 city marathons and a
>>full Ironman competition. ..Question: Do you
>>train with a guide for swimming, a lead rider on
>>the tandem bike and a guide for the marathon in
>>the Ironman competition? Answer: Justice
>>Bernstein: That’s correct. It’s the same
>>person for the whole event. It was a lot of
>>training, discipline and work. It took about 2
>>years of training to do an Ironman. For those
>>people who aren’t familiar with an Ironman, it
>>is a 2.4 miles swim, followed by a 112 miles
>>bike ride, which is followed by a 26.2 miles
>>run. If you stop or rest or take a break while
>>you are doing this competition you run the risk
>>of missing a cut-off and being immediately
>>disqualified from it. So you have to start off
>>early in the morning. From start to finish it
>>took 14 hours and 36 minutes of non-stop motion,
>>with no break. I want you to imagine how it
>>would feel if you dive into a frigid body of
>>water. The temperature of Lake Coeur d’Alene
>>in Idaho where I swam was 55° F (about 13° C).
>>Imagine getting kicked in the face by all the
>>other swimmers and trying to surface but you
>>can’t. Imagine having other swimmers get
>>entangled in the rope that connects you to your
>>guide. When you get entangled you start to drown
>>and you panic and try to get oxygen while the
>>waves come rushing up on you. You come to
>>realize through these kinds of competitions that
>>you are always going to have what you need when
>>you need it. I think the essence of it is that
>>while the body might be mortal the spirit is all
>>powerful. When people with disabilities are
>>given the opportunity and the chance they can do
>>anything and everything that you could ever hope
>>to imagine. Disabled people know what we can do.
>>We simply need able-bodied people to give us a
>>chance and give us an opportunity to do it.
>>..Question: Did you find 

Re: [AI] Fascinating interview with a judge from the Michigan Supreme Court. (blind judge)

[Mahendra Galani]

thanks for posting Sharadha.
At 11:58 AM 3/13/2016 +0530, you wrote:
Absolutely Great Gread! Here it goes: Justice 
Richard Bernstein - “Law is a Great 
Equalizer” By Pramila Komanduri Fri, 
03/11/2016 - 10:48 -- sharo...@eyeway.org 
Justice Richard Bernstein is the first blind 
Justice who has been elected by the people of 
the state of Michigan to serve on the Michigan 
Supreme Court since January, 2015. Born blind 
with a condition called Retinitis Pigmentosa he 
attended public schools in Michigan with special 
education programs and services. He graduated 
Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Michigan 
and completed his law degree at Northwestern 
University’s School of Law in Chicago. Justice 
Bernstein built his legal career in Michigan as 
an attorney and a diligent advocate for the 
rights of people with and without disabilities. 
Some of the cases which he undertook led to 
landmark legal decisions which determine the 
guidelines for safe accessibility for people 
with disabilities in commercial facilities, 
airlines and airports across the US. Inerview: 
Question: What kind of support system did you 
have at home with your family? Answer: Justice 
Bernstein: I had an incredibly supportive family 
and that was a blessing: my parents, my brother 
and my sister were all just amazing. I was 
raised with the idea that there were no limits 
and no obstacles and that life would be 
challenging, difficult, and hard but that there 
would be nothing that would be impossible and 
nothing that I couldn’t hope for, envision, or 
dream that could ultimately happen. I was taught 
Braille at a very early age which I haven’t 
used in well over 25 years as technology has 
provided a greater level of opportunity to 
people like myself than we could have ever 
imagined or even thought was possible. 
..Question: What issues did you have while 
growing up in getting involved in sports or 
other activities? Answer: Justice Bernstein: It 
was a very difficult time in school because they 
didn’t really know how to accommodate somebody 
like myself with a disability such as blindness. 
When I was going to the gym class for the 
physical fitness I was pretty much on the 
side-lines while everybody else got a chance to 
be a part of it. As I got older things got a lot 
better as I was presented with opportunities in 
which I had chances to experience things that I 
never even knew existed and have adventures. I 
became part of a program called Achilles which 
believes that anybody who wants to run should 
have a chance to do so. It works with severely 
disabled people like myself and gives us an 
absolutely incredible opportunity. Thanks to 
Achilles I run with guides who give me 
directional cues as I participate in a marathon: 
hard right, soft right, hard left, soft left. I 
have been a pretty intense athlete for about 
eight or nine years. I have had the incredible 
opportunity to complete 18 city marathons and a 
full Ironman competition. ..Question: Do you 
train with a guide for swimming, a lead rider on 
the tandem bike and a guide for the marathon in 
the Ironman competition? Answer: Justice 
Bernstein: That’s correct. It’s the same 
person for the whole event. It was a lot of 
training, discipline and work. It took about 2 
years of training to do an Ironman. For those 
people who aren’t familiar with an Ironman, it 
is a 2.4 miles swim, followed by a 112 miles 
bike ride, which is followed by a 26.2 miles 
run. If you stop or rest or take a break while 
you are doing this competition you run the risk 
of missing a cut-off and being immediately 
disqualified from it. So you have to start off 
early in the morning. From start to finish it 
took 14 hours and 36 minutes of non-stop motion, 
with no break. I want you to imagine how it 
would feel if you dive into a frigid body of 
water. The temperature of Lake Coeur d’Alene 
in Idaho where I swam was 55° F (about 13° C). 
Imagine getting kicked in the face by all the 
other swimmers and trying to surface but you 
can’t. Imagine having other swimmers get 
entangled in the rope that connects you to your 
guide. When you get entangled you start to drown 
and you panic and try to get oxygen while the 
waves come rushing up on you. You come to 
realize through these kinds of competitions that 
you are always going to have what you need when 
you need it. I think the essence of it is that 
while the body might be mortal the spirit is all 
powerful. When people with disabilities are 
given the opportunity and the chance they can do 
anything and everything that you could ever hope 
to imagine. Disabled people know what we can do. 
We simply need able-bodied people to give us a 
chance and give us an opportunity to do it. 
..Question: Did you find out about Achilles 
yourself or did somebody tell you about it? 
Answer: Justice Bernstein: They recruited me. I 
got a call from Dick Traum who is the founder of 
Achilles International and he told me 

Re: [AI] Request for price list of disability books

[Kanchan Pamnani]

Please send me the postal address of your college and who should the book be
sent to. 
I will send you "20 stories of change" free of charge. It will be useful for
research. 
Kanchan  

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From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of Dr. G. Janardhana Naidu
Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2016 5:01 PM
To: accessindia
Subject: [AI] Request for price list of disability books

hello All,
Our College is planning to purchase around Rs. 50,000 worth books on
disability published from India. Kindly suggest me list of titles,
names of publishers and their prices if possible. Further, I request
you to kindly   suggest me sources of disability related books price
list or list of publishers actively publishing books on disability.
Thanks in advance,
janardhana naidu.


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[AI] Article: Bio Engineered Pig Corneas Helping To Restore Vision In China

[shahnaz]

Bio-engineered pig corneas helping to restore vision in China


http://www.thehindu.com/news/international/bioengineered-pig-corneas-helping-to-restore-vision-in-china/article8348712.ece?utm_source=RSS_Feed_medium=RSS_campaign=RSS_Syndication


Forty-seven patients who received the transplant at Wuhan Union Hospital have 
fully recovered their eyesight, said Mr. Zhang.
Bio-engineered corneas made from pigs’ eyes in China may help millions of 
patients to see again, ophthalmologists have said.
A 14-year-old boy regained his sight after receiving a pig cornea transplant on 
February 25, said Yuan Jin of Sun Yat-sen University ophthalmology centre in 
the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou.
The boy had injured his right eye with a firecracker during New Year 
celebrations.
“He developed ulcer in his right eye and had lost his sight before the 
transplant. A week after the transplant, he had regained some vision. In the 
future his sight may be close to normal,” Mr. Yuan told state-run Xinhua news 
agency.
The cornea is the eye’s outermost transparent layer.
Every year, more than five million Chinese patients are blinded by cornea 
disorders or damage.
The demand for cornea transplants far exceeds supply, so bio-engineered 
solutions could restore the eyesight of millions of Chinese, Mr. Yuan said.
Research into the use of animal corneas began in 2003 at Ainier Cornea 
Engineering Company, Shenzhen and the Fourth Military Medical University, Xi’an.
After success in animal tests, clinical tests were carried out in 2010 on 100 
patients in four hospitals in Beijing and Wuhan, with 94 patients regaining 
some or all of their vision.
Pig corneas proved just as successful as human, Zhang Mingchang, director of 
ophthalmology at Wuhan Union Hospital said.
Forty-seven patients who received the transplant at Wuhan Union Hospital have 
fully recovered their eyesight, said Mr. Zhang.
Artificial corneas are not a miracle cure for all disorders, however, they 
cannot help, for example, with severe penetration wounds.
Zhang Bin, director of Ainier Cornea, said initial trials were conducted using 
tissue from chickens, cows, ducks, geese, monkeys and sheep before pigs were 
selected.
Some corneas may carry viruses and pig tissue was found to have the lowest risk 
of infection in the recipient.
The bio-mechanical properties of human and pig corneas are very similar, he 
said.
The company gained China Food and Drug Administration approval in April last 
year for “Acornea,” the first such commercial product to be accredited, and it 
has since gone into mass production.
“It takes 20 days of quite complex processes from removing the tissue from the 
donor to produce one Acornea,” Mr. Zhang added. 




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[AI] not connected to any network, but in fact i am connected to wifi

[Mohib Anwar Rafay]

Hi all, I am using Dell laptop windows 7 pro 32 bit. I was using wifi
as usual in my laptop, but since last 3 days, I am unable to use wifi
connection. In fact I am connected to available wifi network, and it
shows me connected to wifi. But when I am actually opening any
website,
the webpage gives me the message "you are not connected to any
network, please check your network connections".
and I am facing this issue only when I am connecting laptop to wifi
network. while its working fine through lan connection. Experts,
please throw some light on this issue.
-- 
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[AI] Request for price list of disability books

[Dr. G. Janardhana Naidu]

hello All,
Our College is planning to purchase around Rs. 50,000 worth books on
disability published from India. Kindly suggest me list of titles,
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[AI] Today listen badalta daur direct talk with Mr. Bhushan Punani executive director of blind people's association from 9PM onwards and rebroadcast from tomorrow from 4PM onwards only on radioudaan.

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Re: [AI] Fascinating interview with a judge from the Michigan Supreme Court. (blind judge)

[Dr.B.S.M.Kumar]

Dear Mr. George,
Thanks for resending the link. I was able to open the same and read the article.
It's a great motivating and inspiring article.
regards,


On 3/13/16, Bhupendra Tripathi  wrote:
> Dear George Sir,
>
> The link shared regarding  the interview of the Blind Supreme Court
> judge  is  giving 404 Error - Page not found.
>
> Kindly check and if needed resend the correct link
>
> Regards
>
> Bhupendra Tripathi
> Manager, RBI
> Ahmedabad
>
> On 3/13/16, George Abraham  wrote:
>> Good Morning!
>>
>>
>>
>> Happy to share the latest interview fromEyeway. Meet a judge who happens
>> to
>> be blind from birth who was recently elected onto the Supreme Court in
>> Michigan, USA.
>>
>>
>>
>> http://eyeway.org/?q=justice-richard-bernstein-%E2%80%9Claw-great-equalizer
>> %E2%80%9D-pramila-komanduri
>>
>>
>>
>> He feels that judiciary is great profession for visually impaired persons
>> though the qualifying test is totally inaccessible.
>>
>>
>>
>> Read and enjoy!
>>
>>
>>
>> George
>>
>> George Abraham
>>
>> CEO
>>
>> Score Foundation
>>
>> 17/107, LGF,
>>
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>>
>> 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
>>
>> Skype: georgeabraham13
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [AI] confused how to comunicate

[sanjeev kumar]

you should read the book "jeet aapki" by shiv Khera

On 3/13/16, Tilakprasad Joshi  wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I myself used to find very difficult to interact with Sighted People
> in the beginning but as time passed I became little comfortable
> however sometime I too find difficult even now. How I over came this
> problem , I spoke to few people who had the knowledge about Visually
> Challenged, I asked little questions like why don’t sighted people
> talk to me or what they expect from me how can I interact with them
> and I found my answers of questions and rest I learnt through
> experience remember it is learning process and there is no fix
> procedure how you can exactly interact with them. One thing I
> experienced is that, many Sighted People will enjoy your company if
> person has good Mobility or they know this person is not completely
> depended on them otherwise they feel we are burden to them, they say
> things like “Isko leka Jana padega or isko drop karna padega kyoki ye
> akhela ja Nahi sakhta”. “we will have to take him or we will have to
> drop him/her because he/she can not go alone”. Please don’t feel bad
> and please correct me if I am wrong and it would be nice if other
> people can share their experience too at the end I just want to tell
> you Sighted People too want to talk to us as much as we want to
> interact with them but sometimes they don’t just know how to approach
> us or how we would react to them if they talk to us this is what many
> of my friends told me who were not talking to me in the beginning
> ended up being my good friends at later stage.
>
> Warm Regards,
> Tilak.
>
>
> On 3/12/16, sazid shaik  wrote:
>> Hello dear family,
>>
>> Friends, I am confused a lot about relation with others.  Being a
>> blind I am unable to go outside my house and mantain relation with my
>> sighted friends.  As I am mobility issues so I cannot go outside.  As
>> my life had become robotic life.  office to home then home to office.
>> As this sounds silly but I am not having contacts with others.  How to
>> maintain relation with the world.
>> How you people are utilizing your day after work.  I am need of books
>> which can guide me how to control angrer, to maintain  good relation
>> with the publicc basically my profession is to intract with the public
>> with different minsets.  Books which can teach me positive attitude.
>>
>> thanks and regards,
>> sazid
>>
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