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Braille GiftsIs there a Braille reader in your life who has a birthday or special occasion coming up? There are all sorts of great Braille gifts available these days; you just have to know where to look for them. -
Braille in 2011Take a look at how Braille has changed over time and what new innovations make Braille different in 2011.
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The Biography of Louis Braille: Boy InventorYou've probably heard of the Braille language. It's widely used today by blind children and adults. But, do you know how it got started? Read this fascinating story today and find out!
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Braille Displays: Where Braille and Computers MeetDiscover the Braille display, which allows blind users to read the text on their computer screens.
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Parent Braille Classes to Improve Education of Children with Visual ImpairmentIf you are the parent of a child with a significant visual impairment, you may want to consider taking Braille classes so that you can engage your child in this unique form of communication.
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Braille Embossers: Printing Products for the Vision ImpairedA review of several top end Braille Embossers for vision impaired individuals.
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Braille Tattoos and Other Body Alterations for Visually ImpairedWhat is a Braille tattoo anyway?
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Braille: Reading by BumpsThis article give a brief description of how braille was developed, how the code works, how individuals who are blind or visually impaired read braille, and where individuals can learn braille.
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How Braille Got StartedThis is a brief overview of how the communication system for the blind got started.
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Happy 200th Birthday: Poe, Braille, Darwin, and LincolnWhen you celebrate your birthday on your own special day in 2009, keep in mind that this year also marks the 200th birthday of these famous men.
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A New Look at BrailleNorth Texas dad Eric Ligon could never share his greatest passion of reading with his blind son until now.
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NEWS: VizzQwest Braille Clock FlopsLED digital clock face is flat and cannot be read by the blind consumers for whom it was developed. -
A Self-Portrait in BrailleA Self-Portrait in Braille
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VoiceSense is a PDA Device for the BlindGW Micro understood that they needed to create something that would be like a touchscreen to the blind. The first step was to create a variety of buttons with Braille code written upon them.
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BrailleNote Apex BT: Lightest Note-Taking Device for the BlindHuman Ware decided that the blind need new technology to make note taking easier. My cousin was lucky enough to obtain the BrailleNote Apex BT, the lightest braille note taking device to hit the market.
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Talking Books Service: A Great Service for the Blind and Disabled Population of the United StatesThe Talking Books Service provides books on tape, large print materials, and materials printed in Braille to people with disabilities.
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The Hadley School for the Blind"I founded Hadley in 1920, a few years after I lost my vision. After learning Braille, I had a strong desire to offer free education to other blind and
Visually impaired people no matter where they lived."
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Free Books for the Blind and Physically HandicappedEligible Library patrons can borrow Braille and specially formatted audio books without charge.
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The Botanical Significance of Floyd County, GeorgiaThe Botanical Significance of Floyd County, Georgia
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Pearle's Secret of a Happy RetirementCrimson red hibiscus flowers always adorned her curly, salt-n-pepper hair. And when she looked at you through those soft brown eyes you felt loved.
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Minor League Mississippi Braves's Manager Wellman Continues Baseball Tradition of Dramatic EjectionBefore June 1, few people had heard of the minor league Mississippi Braves and their manager Phillip Wellman. Now, thousands have seen his elaborate antics following an ejection. Wellman is continuing a baseball tradition combining humor, frustration, and the game itself.
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Our Outing in Front of Sam's Club: Being Vision Impaired and Asking the Public for Money is a Challengeblind, fundraising, chickens, Sam's Club
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The Best Places to Buy Harry Potter and the Deathly HallowsThe biggest questions facing Harry Potter fans right now is not "What will happen to Harry and his friends next?" The biggest question is "Where will I get my copy of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows?"
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Check Out the Ability in DisabilityPeople with disabilities have abilities beyond their disability--check them out!
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Have a Picnic in Colorado This Summer and Enjoy Some Spectacular SightsHaving a picnic with family isn't just an idea, it can be an experience of a lifetime to share with family and friends.
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Vacation in Custer, South DakotaCuster, South Dakota, in the rugged Black Hills is a popular vacation destination. -
Bicycling and Jogging in Colorado Can Be Great Fun in the SummerLearn where to go in Colorado and why.
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The National Mall in Washington D.C. - No, Not a Shopping Mall!Facts about our National Mall in Washington DC.
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Language and Communication: There is a DifferenceVerbal and non-verbal language.
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Cooking and Other Kitchen Safety Tips for the Visually ImpairedIf you or a loved one are coping with vision loss, here are some great ideas to help around the kitchen.
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My Biggest Secret: I Am a Dyslexic WriterPeople still laugh at me when I tell them that I am dyslexic. This is no laughing matter, what is a laughing matter is that I am a writer and damn good at what I do. -
Free Publications For Parents, Teachers, and Child Care Providers of Foster ChildrenThe U.S. Department of Education provides a wealth of great publications for parents, child care providers and teachers for free. This article examines some of the titles available and where to find or order them. -
Stereotypes About the Blind and Visually ImpairedWe are like all people; we are just missing a physical part of ourselves, much like there is a part or two missing in everyone be it physical, emotional, or spiritual.
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Hiking, Camping and Fishing in Colorado is Fun for All in the SummerGo hiking, camping and fishing at one of the many mountains, lakes and campsights in Colorado this summer, and have a great time.
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Let There Be the Light of Love: Developing Community Between Visually Impaired PersonsChallenges visually impaired individuals face in everyday life include employment without discrimination and being viewed as whole beings and not just someone who has a disability.
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Fashionable Clothing for Disabled ChildrenChildren love fashion, no matter what the age, gender or physical limitations.
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Ray Charles: A Man and His MusicRay Charles was one of the most diversified musicians of our time. He didn't like being pigeonholed into one category, didn't enjoy being too predictable. Therefore, his entire musical career was characterized by a wide range of styles.
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If You like Mystery and Suspense, You'll Love Michael RobothamAustralian author Michael Robotham has published two of the best mystery/psychological thriller novels I've ever had the pleasure of reading. His third book, due out in the US in June, should be just as enjoyable.
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An Interview with Sarah Miller, Author of Miss Spitfire: Reaching Helen KellerBookseller and author of Miss Spitfire -
Blind Man Who Has Concealed Weapons Permit Still at Center of Gun DebateCarey McWilliams is blind and holds concealed weapons permits in North Dakota and Utah. These two permits effectively allow him to carry concealed weapons in 30 other states that have reciprocity laws. View videos of his firearms qualifications.
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