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My name is Frog, I\'m an Artist from Minneapolis MN.
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Age: 40
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Tattooer, that\'s what I do.
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On unpredictability as a causal factor in "learned helplessness"
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In two replications, two groups of dogs were exposed to a series of uncontrollable, electric shocks. For one group the shocks were preceded by a tone (i.e., Paired). For the other group the shocks were randomly related to the tones and hence unpredictable (i.e., Random). Each replication also included a third group; in the first it was exposed only to the series of tones (CS-only), while in the second, it was exposed only to a series of shocks (Shocks-only). Then, all dogs were required to learn a discriminative choice escape/avoidance task in which the required response was to lift the correct paw in the presence of each of two visual SDs to escape or avoid the shocks. Dogs preexposed to random tones and shocks were least successful in learning the task relative to those groups which experienced either predicted shocks, only the tones, or only the shocks, which in turn did not differ from each other. These results permitted the inference that the proactive interference with choice behavior following random tone CSs and shocks was attributable to a learned irrelevance generalized with respect to CSs.
This research was supported in part by Grant BNS-7728161 from NSF to J.B.O. and by Grants HD-01136, HD-00098, HD-07151, and BNS 7503816 from NICHHD and NSF to the Center for Research in Human Learning of which R.M.W. was a postdoctoral fellow.
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Khoo Salma Nasution, 48, Social historian
Fifth generation peranakan Khoo Salma Nasution's journey as a social historian began in earnest when she was completing her art degree in Duke University. Influenced by other Malaysians who shared her passion for the arts, she began to see a city as an accumulation of past events, traditions and achievements.
Returning to her home state Penang after graduation, she looked at George Town with new eyes. Back in the 90s when Penang was known only as a beach destination and the term 'cultural tourism' was virtually unknown here, George Town was mired in a state of neglect and disrepair, but Salma saw its potential. "This was once a magnificent city, full of untold stories that could ignite its creative future."
She walked around town taking photos to the bafflement of other skeptics who thought the young woman was being silly to venture into 'bad hat areas' to record oral histories from the residents.
Her efforts culminated in the wildly successful Streets of George Town, Penang, hailed as a bible for both laymen and academics for understanding the city's rich architectural heritage. She designed, edited and funded the publishing of the book with her own savings, like many projects she undertook, including the restoration of the shophouse at 120 Armenian Street, Sun Yat Sen's base for strategizing the 1911 Chinese Revolution. Her remarkable body of work on Malaysia's heritage includes More Than Merchants, A History of the German-speaking Community in Penang, 1800s-1940s; Penang Postcard Collection; Kinta Valley: Pioneering Malaysia's Modern Development, Sun Yat Sen in Penang and Heritage Houses of Penang.
She thinks children should learn history from heritage sites, not just textbooks.
"Only when Malaysians – descendants of both indigenous people and migrants - can find stories that resonate for them, will their interest in documenting and preserving their rich architectural heritage be rekindled."
Her efforts have played a significant role in revitalizing much of George Town's heritage, culminating in the city's listing as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2008. When complimented on her achievements, she simply says, "If only people knew what collective wealth we have in heritage, they would be as passionate as I am."
Between being president of the Penang Heritage Trust, managing a publishing company Areca Books with her husband Abdur-Razzaq Lubis, running Dr Sun Yat Sen's Penang Base and endless heritage conferences, she has her hands full with three children. But she remains deeply committed to interpreting and documenting the heritage, history and values of Penang's landmarks, with particular emphasis to cultural diversity.
"Since the 1970s we have been suffering from a brain and talent drain. I wanted to give young Malaysians a reason to come back or at least remain connected to their heritage. Like Melaka, George Town has a long history as an international port city. Its multicultural heritage can provide an inspirational setting for a creative community that is locally rooted yet global in outlook. The possibilities are exciting."
Lara Ariffin, 44, Documentary film-maker
Lara represents a growing movement of women filmmakers who are pushing the boundaries of the documentary form by examining neglected issues, lives and people through sensitive observations and relatable stories.
Among her hundreds of productions for both local and satellite television networks, the biggest feather in her cap is, arguably, the 2009 documentary "Among the Great Apes with Michelle Yeoh" for National Geographic. It won the "Best Wildlife Documentary" at the Asian Television Awards and "Best Wildlife Film" at the 2010 Malaysia Documentary Film Festival.
While she concedes celebrity is necessary to lend visibility to a cause, her heart lies with the little guys, as she calls them. Which is why, other than the high-profile leaders and big names - who "have books that thousands can read" - she consciously gives airtime to "the real people getting their hands dirty and doing the work. Unlike their leaders, their stories will never be told in a book, but they are just as important too."
In the name of work, she has often gone out on a limb, and we're not just talking about Fear-Factor-grade physical feats - like trudging inside a claustrophic tunnel under compressed air conditions, or walking for days in leech-infested jungles. Believing deeply in the importance of the stories she is telling, Lara has sometimes taken on uncommissioned projects for the primary purpose of changing mindsets. Her self-funded documentary on the Temengor Forest Reserve inspired a massive publicity campaign and helped Malaysia Nature Society win the Merdeka Fund of RM500,000 for their Belum Temengor Campaign.
Raised by parents who instilled in her the spirit of learning and the passion to live life to the fullest, Lara tries to pass down these values to her two daughters by taking them travelling as well as involving them in her work. "They will watch my work and give their opinions. Recently, I was showing my daughter the clips of the World War II interviews - they've learnt bits of it in the school – and she'd say things like, "You gotta put that piece in Mamma."
Ultimately, Lara aims to educate, encourage questioning and catalyse positive change through her work. ""Among the Great Apes with Michelle Yeoh" was meant to inspire people about the magnificent orang-utans. Projects like "The Malayan Emergency" and "Highland Towers" show people that our history is something that must be appreciated and never be taken for granted."
"I'm a strong believer of hope and people need to be encouraged. One must show not only the problems but the resolutions to solve them. Life is too short to consider as half-empty."
Rathimalar Govindarajoo, 32, Dancer
Lead dancer in Ramli Ibrahim's Sutra Dance Theatre; Co-Artistic Director of Sutra Dance Theatre; multiple Cameronian Arts Awards nominee; principal dance partner of the celebrated Ramli Ibrahim himself - Rathimalar's impressive resume in the performing arts needs little introduction.
What few people know is how her eventual destiny as a dancer par extraordinaire was charted. Following the death of her father, her mother sought solace at the Temple of Fine Arts. She would often bring then eight-year-old Rathimalar, who grew intrigued with the dancers. She recalls, "Recognizing my budding interest, my family encouraged me to take part despite our difficult financial circumstances"
Since then, Rathimalar has racked up a track record that instils not only motherly, but national pride. The New York Times, no less, described her as "spellbinding, with sharply percussive feet, wonderful plasticity and stillness, and a riveting facial beauty. This is a dancer who casts the spell of the Odissi form by the fullness with which she performs it."
Rathimalar is thankful to have met kind benefactors like Ramli Ibrahim, who gave "little children" like Mavin Khoo and herself to assume leading roles in theatrical productions, then an unprecedented move.
After obtaining her PR qualifications from Olympia College PJ, Rathimalar joined the renowned South Asian British funded dance company, Shobana Jeyasingh Dance Company (SJDC), where she broadened her horizons by touring Europe through major productions and contextualizing performances with educational and outreach work for five and half years.
With her extensive international exposure, she hopes to contribute towards the flourishing performing arts scene in Malaysia. "With its strong tradition, I feel Malaysia is ready for a leap in terms of output and mindset. Performance arts can bring nations and traditions together. As dancers, we have a responsibility to create and maintain that thread."
The key is education, she asserts, which is why she has diversified into teaching. Other than her stint at Sutra Dance Theatre, she also teaches Hip Hop in Sri KDU Smart School Damansara and conducts a combination of Body Conditioning and Indian Classical Dance classes for adults and children.
"What I am hoping is to start it off by building the foundation for a fresher, newer output. With patience, faith and believe we can do anything in this life!"
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I hear people talking all the time about how we've lost so much in the last 20 years, as far as freedom is concerned; especially since September 11, 2001. Well, you're right. We have lost a lot of the freedoms we once enjoyed. We have had liberties squashed under the thumbs of tyranny disguised as security. But, now, people are beginning to wake up and get loud. So, you want your freedom and liberty back, too?
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Merriam-Webster's dictionary defines freedom as:
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David Jay Jordan
In trying to figure out the possible dating of Daniel's Time Lines, I must have made a mistake because I
didn't take into account that Daniel specifically stated that the end point of the
when the Lord brings 'in everlasting righteousness, and seals up the vision and prophesy, and the Mosy
High One is anointed'. I assumed this would have been at the Great Consummation of the 7th Vial, also
known as the Battle of Armegeddon, when the Lord returns and takes back his kingdom. But this is
premature, as the Battle scenes have to be cleaned up, and the Lord must have a GRAND OPENING of His
Temple, HERE on EARTH...... for only afterwards in a few months can HE (Jesus) be annointed, as the
Millenial RULER OF HIS EARTH, for 'HE IS THE HOLY ONE and KING OF KINGS. Until then the vision
and prophesy will not be sealed up and finnished, Jesus must be anointed properly in the proper place and
All the other dates and years and correspondances of all timelines seem to be correct and unchanged
concerning their parameters of start and endings or fulfillments. So let me leave them as they were, yet
allow me to say I made this mistake of the LAST SEVEN YEARS, .and lets see what happens in the near
future with the Covenant Signing and Start of Sacrificing. Today being the FALL of 2013.
For as I have always said, we have to get the starting dates exactly right. The START of the LAST
SEVEN YEARS, when all the world will be aware of the exact date the COVENANT is signed. And then
later, the Covenant giving the security to allow the START OF SACRIFING beginning.. These
highly known, public events that we can use ts establish absolutely all our time lines., so they coincide
exactly. WHY because we absolutely must know the timing of the nuclear war, that occurs 2-3 years later,
and thereafter when the AC marches to Jerusalem and takes it and the temple for his world headquarters.
For then will be the start of
as war is declared against us and any that dare not
take the A.C. MARK.
The ending dates and events are really not that important to us, as getting it right and exact for the
GATHERING and our FLEEING into the wilderness (Petra). We have to know the middle times of the Last
Seven Years. The rest of the dating and events will follow as the Lord unfolds what He has told His
prophets, and told us of the END TIMES.
Therefore let me slightly modify the dating and lets get it RIGHT even if in HINDSIGHT, so our
foresight will be as the Lord wants it.
Onward Christians Soldeirs ......
Love in the King of Kings..Jesus
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Marty Sohl—Courtesy of Metropolitan Opera
Luca Pisaroni, an acclaimed performer from Busseto, Italy, played the coveted role of Figaro. The Metropolitan Opera has shown over 400 performance of 'Le Nozze di Figaro.'
Michael T. Lin—The Tech
The gentlemen and schoolgirls of Titipu accompany Nanki-Poo (in black, right), a traveling minstrel, in song.
Gene Schiavone—Courtesy of the Boston Ballet
Mikko Nissinen's choreography dazzles in Boston Ballet's rendition of Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker.
Lorey Sebastian—Courtesy of Lions Gate Entertainment
Tobey Maguire (as Sam Cahill, left) and Jake Gyllenhaal (as Tommy Cahill, right) star in Brothers, directed by Jim Sheridan.
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Dana G. Mead PhD '67 will retire as Chairman of the MIT Corporation this June. Mead, seen speaking at an Undergraduate Association Senate meeting in 2008, has been Chairman since 2003.
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Jim Carrey voices Ebeneezer Scrooge in Walt Disney's 3D update of A Christmas Carol.
Meng Heng Touch—The Tech
In a stunning weekend performance of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, the MIT Symphony Orchestra teamed up with a talented cast of student actors in Kresge Auditorium.
Yuanyu Chen—The Tech
Kevin Hwang '10 performs with the Harvard Wushu Club in Lobby 13 this past Saturday night at TAI.101, an event run by the Association of Taiwanese Students to educate attendees about Taiwanese culture.
Vibin Kundukulam—The Tech
Austin C. Anderson '12 returns a shot on Saturday at the Zesiger Center squash courts. The Engineers' match against the Huskies was the last in a triple-header with Tufts University, Middlebury College, and Northeastern University.
Elijah Mena—The Tech
James R. Burke '13 attempts to block mid-court during the Saturday game against Gordon College at Rockwell Cage. The Engineers won 78-73 in overtime.
Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech
Hackers turned the ceiling of Lobby 7 into a giant "black hole" early on Saturday morning, complete with a crumpled CERN spaceship being sucked into the center (in reference to the Large Hadron Collider project).
Oscar A. Viquez Rojas—The Tech
Asha Carter, a freshman from Wellesley, leads the Toons in their rendition of "Can't Make You Love Me" during their Glee-themed fall concert on December 5 in 34-101.
Dan Kubaczyk—The Tech
Justine Li '10 takes aim in the smallbore (small caliber) competition during Saturday's match at the MIT rifle range.
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You know how great shocks in life sometimes lead people to focus on what's most important? I feel like that now. Had the chance to meet with two of my ISG wine instructors in the past four days – incredible women whose knowledge is ten times that of mine. I am scared by the gap. But inspired, too. I've started the registration paperwork to write the exams, I've reached out to a tasting group that is meeting weekly, and I've cut the cable TV. I've asked friends to come to my home to pour for me regularly. I've put aside all books that aren't wine books.
I'm immersing, going deep… it's now or never, and time is way too short!


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Back at the beginning of 2017 I set myself a goal to read 38 books this year. I've found it difficult in the last few years to choose books as, although I love my Kindle, the book browsing experience is not the same as visiting a bookshop. I seem to have really found my genre this year as I've read more YA Fantasy novels than anything else, but I also still love mystery/psychological thrillers.
By the 31st of December I had read 51 books which was a massive achievement. Here is a quick summary of some books I've really loved in 2017.
This Savage Song (Monsters of Verity #1) – Victoria Schwab
A city divided, split north and south, inhabited by humans, and monsters. Monsters who eat your flesh, drink your blood and steal your soul. This book had lots of intrigue and mystery about it with a lot of chapters ending on cliffhangers – making it that much harder to put down! It has an air of Romeo and Juliet about it, but without the romance. I'm currently reading the second novel in this series which is also excellent.
Little Boy Found – L.K. Fox
I love a good mystery thriller! The story focuses on Nick's frantic hunt for his son Gabriel, who he believes was driven off in a strangers car after being dropped off at school. The book can be quite hard to follow as there are two narrators but the story gives you all the twists and turns you expect from this genre.
S.T.A.G.S – M.A. Bennett
This is one of my top reads this year. It was recommended on Twitter by Cora (Tea Party Princess) and I'm so glad I read it. The books tagline is "Nine students. Three bloodsports. One deadly weekend." and if that doesn't grab your interest then I don't know what does! The first pages of the book are so gripping and I found it really easy to get swept right up in to the world of Greer MacDonald and the Medievals of the elusive St Aidan the Great boarding school (AKA S.T.A.G.S). I think this book would make a great TV or film adaptation.
Silo Series – Hugh Howey
I stumbled upon this series and thoroughly enjoyed them. I was hooked from the get go in this strange universe where the community live inside a Silo buried underground, not able to go outside for fear of death. In fact, fear of death by exile or, being sent to "clean" is the exact thing that keeps the citizens of the Silo in check. The first book, Wool, is a bit of a slow burner, revealing things gradually but as you begin to realise there is something more going on it is easy to get caught up in the action. I definitely recommend reading all three installments, Wool, Shift and Dust one after the other to keep engaged with the story.
The Martian – Andy Weir
I will admit that I watched the movie adaptation of The Martian first, and I loved it so much that I thought I would try the book. It 100% lived up to all my expectations. It is so smart and funny and I felt really invested in the story. Mark Watney is a great character – he is so genuine and likeable and his narration is really what makes this book stand out. I'm really looking forward to reading Andy Weir's next (unrelated) novel, Artemis, in 2018.
Before I Let You In – Jenny Blackhurst
I was recommended this book through a Facebook book club and immediately bought it as I loved Jenny Blackhurst's How I Lost You. Before I Let You In tells the story of three friends who have been inseparable since childhood. Psychiatrist Karen is assigned a new patient and something just seems a little off. Little does she know that Jessica would be the catalyst in a series of events that would change their lives forever. The book has so many twists and turns and really keeps you guessing as some chapters are written in first person without giving away who is narrating at that point in time. This really keeps you involved with the story and you find yourself making assumptions that may, or may not be true.
Traitor to the Throne (Rebel of the Sands #2) – Alwyn Hamilton
Coming in to 2017 this was the book I was really excited to read after falling in love with the universe of Rebel of the Sands. I can tell you right now that Traitor to the Throne lived up to ALL my expectations.
Everything I loved from the first book continued on in to the second instalment, from the engaging characters to the absolutely captivating world in which these books are set. The Arabian folklore completely captures my imagination and makes the stories such an enjoyable read. I love the character of Amani and enjoy how she really comes in to her own in this book, learning how to use and control her Demdjii powers. Jin doesn't appear as often in Traitor which was sad, but honestly I didn't find I missed him too much.
I read RotS again right before starting Traitor which was a good idea as I was really familiar with the characters and the storyline, however the book gives a handy list of all the characters at the start in case you need a refresher. I'm already looking forward to the final novel, Hero at the Fall, which will be released in March.
Throne of Glass series – Sarah J Mass
I read the first two novels of this series separately, before reading the remaining four in quick succession a few months later. The first novel, Throne of Glass, worked well as a standalone novel, and I struggled to engage with the follow up, Crown of Midnight. However, by the end of book three, Heir of Fire, I was totally hooked. The whole series is incredibly well written with engaging characters and lots of unexpected plot twists. The story never goes where I expect it to go. I love the universe in which it is set, and always feel excited when the characters travel somewhere new. The latest novel, Tower of Dawn, takes the reader away from the main action as some of the characters have split off, and this introduced a whole new land which I loved reading about. It was also interesting reading the differences between the two nations and the perceptions they have of each other. The final instalment to the series will be released next September.
A Court of Thorns and Roses series – Sarah J Mass
Another fantasy YA series from the brilliant Sarah J Mass. The lead protagonist, Freya, is a strong, young woman taken from her homeland to a magical kingdom as punishment for murdering a faerie. We learn about a faerie kingdom divided in to "Courts" – Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter, Dawn, Day and Night. I found the first novel to be quite slow moving to begin with but as the plot got going it was really interesting and I found myself invested in Freya's character. I struggled with the beginning of the second instalment but around half way through it began to pick up and I was hooked by the end. The third book was a gripping page turner and really managed to wrap up the story so far by the end. There are still more books to come in this series although there is some uncertainty about whether these new books will be a continuation of the current story, prequels or spin-offs. We'll all just have to wait and see!
BONUS – Kids Grown Up
This gorgeous little book was one I read a lot about on Twitter this year and I was so pleased to purchase my own copy. Kids Grown Up is a poetry book inspired by Disney and is a must have for any Disney fan, whether young or young at heart. You can find Kids Grown Up to purchase here, and read more from the author, Sophie Jo, on her website – Sophie Jo Writes.
If you want to see more of what I've read this year you can view my 2017 Year in Books on Goodreads. For 2018 I've set my goal to 52 books! I've managed to read two so far so fingers crossed I can keep it up!
Let me know your favourite book of 2017 in the comments.


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Submitted by William on
My experiences with voiceover and braille
I am a blind Mac user since Mac OS Leopard 10.5.3. Before that, I was using Windows and Linux.
In all situations, I used braille mostly with speech if speech was available.
So, when braille came available for OS X, I made the change to Mac.
I am writing this article on the following MacBook:
Model name: MacBookPro 12.1
Processor name: Intel Core i5
Processor speed: 2,7 GHz
1 processor with 2 cores.
L2-cache (per core): 256 KB
L3-cache: 3 MB
Memory: 16 GB
and Mac OS sierra 10.12.4. with safari 10.1
There were many changes during these 9 years and some of them where big changes for voiceover users.
But from the last releases on, from OS X 10.7 Lion , there were only a few voiceover fixes and a some new features.
Specifically braille has had a nice update in 10.6 Snow Leopard with more braille tables. After that, no changes have been implemented any more in spite of the many requests of blind Mac users.
That's why I wanted to add my remarks about the limited braille support in Mac OS Sierra.
Many times, the braille display uses dots 7 and 8 as indication that the voiceover cursor is there.
Because dots 7 and 8 are in use, no other markers can be shown. If elements like menu items, links and other controls are selected, this isn't visible without speech.
Dots 7 and 8 are useless since everything that is on the braille display is in the voiceover cursor.
And disabling dots 7 and 8 gives no indication about the place of any cursor or selection at all So, this isn't a solution also.
To show which element is selected, that item should just be shown on the braille display.
Also using command + tab to switch between different opened programs, I can't see on the braille display which program has focus before releasing command + tab. The solution here is the same as above: show only the element with focus on the braille display.
In Mac OS, interaction is a basic way of working and this is a very innovative way of working. But sometimes, like in TextEdit, I can move between the text with the arrow-keys. But when I do a swipe down with 2 fingers, the text isn't spoken from the place where I was. When I try to further interact, and I can do one level further, the problem of reading the text from the cursor is solved.
My suggestion: an indication on the braille display (and speech) if more or less interaction is possible.
With my Eurobraille Esys 40 braille display, it happens many times in Mail and some other programs that the cursor isn't moving to the character where I press the routing key above in the text of a composed mail.
This is also the case for other Mac users with a Eurobraille Esys braille display.
Terminal is great because of the command line interface.
Unfortunately the braille support is very poor compared to the Linux terminal in combination with the BRLTTY screen reader.
Terminal doesn't have a comfortable way to view all the text (history of commands) on the screen and there doesn't seem to be a command to jump to the place of focus.
Navigating in manpages isn't comfortable at all and there is no possibility to copy text from the terminal screen to the clipboard of Mac OS to paste e.g. in TextEdit.
Refreshing the text on the braille display doesn't always work automatically. This happens e.g. when another window is popping up, or if switching between 2 or more applications. The workaround is to go away from the active application and go back. But, a better refresh functionality or a command to force refresh would be very welcome.
As for the web, the braille is very poor and not flexible. As I already said, elements that have the voiceover cursor, are underlined without any good reason if you are using a braille display.
The problems to fill in forms are also very frustrating.
To demonstrate this, I have done a test with the site from apple:
As example, I want to create a new apple-id on the website above.
The test is done with dom- and group-mode.
The steps are as follows:
1. vo+home: beginning of web page
2. j: first control where I have to type Before interacting on that edit field, On the braille display, I see: "Help (Email) knop"
3. When I interact there and type, I can't see what I am typing on the braille display while I can hear it
4. I can't see the names of the fields like first name, last name on my braille display so, without speech, I can't know which information I have to fill in.
This is all the case for group/dom mode.
There are very few possibilities to configure the information on a braille display.
Since braille displays have only a few cells to show the information on the screen, it's essential that the right information is on the right place at the right moment with as few commands as possible.
Examples of nice options are: configure the representation of elements like checkboxes, radio buttons, links on a braille display.
- [x]/[ ]: checked/unchecked checkbox;
- (x)/( ) checked/unchecked radio button;
- { choices }: combo boxes;
- is a good option to present "tab" on a line but, sometimes, it's good to see the real space on the screen like " " instead of
- links on a website should be represented with the underlined text of the link with dots 7,8 on the braille display instead of writing a word "lnk" or "koppeling" in Dutch before the text of the link.
- configure if the text should be shown like it is on the screen or with as much as possible text on the braille display.
- configure if the types of the controls are shown on the braille display (with less text or information around the current area) instead of giving as much as possible information around the control with support of the speech to announce which control has focus.
My conclusion
The Mac with voiceover is still a product that has many possibilities and many things have been updated to provide better voiceover support.
However, for advanced braille users, I wouldn't recommend the switch to a Mac anymore because of the limited and very basic braille support.
I still hope that Apple will make better efforts in the near feature for braille support.
And If I listen to the interview below, I believe Apple is taking accessibility very serious with very innovative results the last years.
Kind regards,
William Windels
#1 how to?
Submitted by Markus RL on
Hi! I'm blind and uses mac to. I have bought the new macbook pro with touchbar and this only comes with osx 10.12 sierra. The problem is the same as you describe, that i cant use my mac only with braille because the braille display isnt showing all text on websites and do not show taskswitching as you mentioned.
You said that the solution was to make the braille display only show the content that is in the voiceover focus.
My question is:
Do anyone know how to make that change.. I have used many hours on voiceover settings and feel very frustrated with this beccause i cant really use my mac without having a headset on and use the speetch all the time.
Hope to see a sollution soon.
I have tried to make a bootable install of osx 10.10 (witch is the best i think) and 10.11 on two different hdd's and tried to boot my macbook pro with touchbar from this disks., but the only thing happens is that the disk crashes so i think its not possible to boot that kind of mac from an old version of osx...
#2 This is something that apple needs to do
Submitted by Lielle ben simon on
Hi! This is something that apple needs to do and to change the braille support in VoiceOver. It does very wars and not usable. I agree with the persen that say about braille. I use in VarioUltra and it's happands to me. Everything you are discribed with braille in VoiceOver in Mac happands to me also.
There are a problems inadition to: there is no option to type morethen 1 language at the same time. If i want to type in english and my Default language is hebrew i needs cross to VoiceOver utiliteas and braile table, and there choose english braille. But if i choose this, i lost the ability to read braille in hebrew. I continue send emails and call them but i had saw anny changes from 2014.
#3 This is one of my reasons for
Submitted by Brian Giles on
This is one of my reasons for selling my MBP and looking to pick up a cheap win 10 pc and go back to JAWS. the Braille support is better than anything else right now. Heck, they're even building a notetaker on top of it. I'd seriously be tempted if they weren't so dang expensive. lol
#4 Downgrade mac os
Submitted by Markus RL on
Do any of you know or have a link to how to downgrade macbook pro with touchbar to yosemite or know if its possible to run osx 10.10 on it? I have tried to boot it, but the startdisk just crashes and the mac shuts down.
Do anyone know?
#5 downgraden is not a solution for the braille-problems
Submitted by William on
Downgraden can be done from inside the mac app store I think. Since the os is already free for some years, you can simply reinstall previous versions. Or, you can set back a previous version with time-machine.
#6 Mac is still a good product but with pour braille-support
Submitted by William on
I don't wan't put away my mac yet since there are also very nice features in the os. However, the inovation is gone I think sometimes if I speak about voiceover on macos.
#7 Braille and Sierra
Submitted by UndergroundRiver on
Reading this topic has been like touching a magic mirror and feeling all my problems echoed in your voices here.
The one difference for me is that I am Deaf-Blind, and I cannot understand speech anymore.
iOS braille support is great.
macOS braille is terrible.
It was good or at least better in El Capitan (10.11).
No, you cannot downgrade to anything older than what came on your Mac. So for the 2016 MacBook Pro, you must use 10.12 (Sierra) or newer.
For any Mac that came with El Capitan or older, you can use Internet Recovery (I think it requires sighted help) to reinstall the version that came with the computer.
I phoned Apple's Accessibility Department because I cannot read in iMessage. This is unbelievable!
They could not reproduce my issue because they do not own a braille display!!!
So sad.
That's right. the Accessibility department at Apple does NOT have a braille display to follow what users are trying to do with one!
Screen sharing is not going to let them see my braille display.
To all of you, my friends in braille, the voices rom that "magic mirror", please email and phone in all the issues with braille, and please tell Apple that their Accessibility department requires a braille display to be an accessibility department!
Braille should be equal to speech, which should be equal to screens.
#8 High Sierra
Submitted by Chris Wright on
From what I'm reading, it sounds like High Sierra is going to bring many major enhancements to VoiceOver that have been needed for years. One of the items is "expanded braille editing" which I assume means a complete revamp of the braille system. I'm excited to test the public beta later this month.
I'm sad to hear that the accessibility folks at Apple couldn't reproduce your issue because of a lack of a braille display. How do they code the support in the first place? Is it only a small group of privileged people with braille devices?
#9 I don't know
Submitted by UndergroundRiver on
I didn't think to ask who actually has a braille display to implement all the features. I am guessing that their lack of displays is probably the reason why braille support is so poor. If things don't change much, the support there is will be fine, but once they change, support is broken.
I haven't heard anything about accessibility in High Sierra, where is that info?
I am not sure how big the accessibility department is, but I imagine that if they did actually get a braille display, that only one rep would have it and braille users would be transferred to that one person if they were having braille issues. But it sounds like that one person doesn't even exist. I am planning to complain to Apple on this. I feel like I want to send an actual letter, but I will first use the feedback form.
#10 Show Braille Panel, refresh workaround
Submitted by Mandy V on
UndergroundRiver, you mentioned screen sharing is not going to allow them to see your braille display. If they go to VoiceOver Utility, Visuals, Panels and Menus, Show Braille Panel: On, then a rectangular window will appear on the screen that displays the same exact braille that appears on the braille display and the matching text appears below the braille. If caption panel is also enabled in the same menu, support could notice that braille display text is quite different from what VoiceOver spoke.
William, you mentioned the refresh problem and your workaround was to switch applications to get the braille display to refresh. I can reproduce that issue every time with these steps: Dock, Item Chooser, space or enter on an item, then when I move, the display does not change. Switching applications (tried braille display and keyboard) did not work for me to refresh the braille on the Brailliant BI 32, my best workaround to was to get in and out of Display Announcement History by pressing space + n twice (dots 1, 3, 4, 5). If I find anything better, I'll post again. I agree that just displaying the VO cursor would help, it shouldn't display the other text unless we move to it. That is a two-step process now, if I use the command to Read Contents of VoiceOver Cursor then Display Announcement History.
I agree, the dots 7 and 8 under the focused item makes it harder to read the braille, and that's not a good solution. You could assign a command to "Toggle Using Dots Seven and Eight to Indicate Cursor Position". The trick is to find a braille key combo that is not already taken. Space + dot 7 + dot 8 was a nice choice that I can easily remember.
Setting a braille or keyboard shortcut for Application Chooser could help you with the issue where you cannot do the Command+Tab, Tab, Tab, etc. to switch between more than just two applications even when you toggle Command key on. There is a default track pad gesture for it, two finger double tap on left side of track pad.
I wrote to Apple Accessibility. The more people they hear the feedback from, the better. Meanwhile, we can put our heads together.


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Sharing a 240km border with Cambodia, the southern province of Tay Ninh is considered a hotspot for transnational crime, including the trafficking of women and children.
Major Le Van Dam from the Tay Ninh Border Guard said the Moc Bai international border gate nears Cambodia's bustling Bavet city with ten casinos and nemrous restaurants, hotels, and cafes.
The flow of international tourists through the border gate is very crowded and hence difficult to control, he added.
Since 2012, the gate has handled three human trafficking cases involving seven victims, found through the cooperation of international migration organisations, as well as Cambodia's Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Labour, and Ministry of Youth.
The victims were from southern An Giang, Kien Giang, and Dong Thap provinces, and Can Tho city. They were sold into prostitution in Cambodia, according to Dam.
Most recently in April, police from Tay Ninh and Ho Chi Minh City busted a 44-year-old woman residing in Tay Ninh's Go Dau district for making procedures at Tan Son Nhat international airport to bring six Cambodian women to Hanoi, with plans that they would be smuggled over the border into China.
The local police have cracked down on a number of human trafficking cases with hundreds of women rescued, according to Major Vo Tan Dung from Tay Ninh police.
However, the ways and tricks of human traffickers have become more sophisticated, professional, and discreet, he said, adding that women from poor rural areas are more vulnerable as victims.
Colonel Ly Hong Sinh, Deputy Director of Tay Ninh's Police, said over the past five years local police have cracked down on 38 human trafficking rings, seizing 216 people involved and saving 91 victims who were to be sold in Singapore, Malaysia, China, and Thailand.
Police have closely coordinated with the People's Procuracy and Court to bring these cases into light for strict punishment, he added./.


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Center for Extended Learning
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General Studies, Extended Learning
The general studies degree program permits a student to structure an academic course of study, with the aid of an advisor, to meet individual needs and professional goals.
While the student has the latitude to choose 24 credits of free electives, assistance from the advisor should result in these selections being particularly meaningful.
An associate of science is awarded upon successful completion of the curriculum.
Why Widener?
Widener University's Center for Extended Learning is accredited by The Middle States Commission on Higher Education(MSCHE), 3624 Market Street, 2nd Floor West, Philadelphia, PA 19104. 267-284-5000.


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Scott Garner has revealed how Boston United turned Saturday's trip to Hednesford Town into a 'home game'.
The Pilgrims turned the formbook on its head as goals from Carl Piergianni and Dayle Southwell saw United win 2-1 - earning just their sixth away win of the Vanarama North season and ending the Pitmen's seven-game unbeaten streak at Keys Park.
And the club captain told The Standard how manager Dennis Greene and his assistant Martyn Bunce redecorated the away dressing room to look like United's regular surroundings at the Jakemans Stadium.
A selection of photos of this season's squad celebrating goals - as well as the slogan 'big victories are made up of very small ones', which appears above every peg at York Street - were stuck up prior to the squad getting kitted up.
"We had pictures up around the changing room of when we've scored goals and messages we have in our home changing room," Garner said.
"It made it feel like we were at home. Just little things like that build up the percentages in your confidence.
"We recognised our home form's really good and we wanted to replicate that.
"We turned it into a home game. We were all buzzing and lively."
And it is that all-for-one attitude which Garner believes can give Boston the advantage as they push for the play-offs.
"The gaffer and Bunny have to get some credit for it," he added, before also praising the travelling support for playing their part in the success.
"The atmosphere in the changing room is ridiculous.
"Before a game I've never been in one like it - everyone's bouncing, everyone wants to work hard for each other and we get our rewards from that.
"It's almost as if we came and took over the place, you can only hear our fans and they're cheering us on, drawing us into the goal."
Piergianni headed the Pilgrims in front in the ninth minute as he showed the most desire to meet Zak Mills' long throw-in.
But a near-carbon copy of that goal saw the hosts draw level.
With 25 minutes on the clock, Marvin Robinson powered Ben Baily's delivery into the United net.
However, Southwell had the final say of the contest as he coolly slotted home his 24th of the season.
Kyle Dixon and Mark Jones linked up well as Boston swept into the Town penalty area where Southwell needed just two touches to set himself and guide the ball beyond the outstretched arm of Dan Crane with 63 minutes played.
The tall, powerful and athletic Town side enjoyed more of the possession but found Max Stryjek a tough nut to crack, the keeper holding on to Baily's header and Tom Thorley's free kick.
Southwell had a golden oportunity to wrap things up when he rounded Crane following a mazy run, but his effort nestled into the side netting.
This set up a nervy end to the game, but Town's Glenn Hurst fired a golden opportunity over the bar and the hosts were denied a last-gasp penalty when a strike appeared to hit Piergianni's arm.
But that final whistle did finally come and United ended Saturday just two points shy of the top five - enough for Greene to celebrate with a victory jig in front of the Boston supporters.


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High-Voltage Union RZVA selebrated of 60th birthday. The leaders of the city, the former director of the plant and veterans welcomed the current generation of factory workers with the holiday.
The company is one of the leaders in the engineering industry in Ukraine. The products meet all national and international quality requirements. This achievement team, highly skilled professionals, high-level professionals who are in constant search for improving quality management processes and production technology. The company focuses significant technical capacity, purchased and maintained production experience. In RZVA team have good partnerships with many enterprises in Ukraine and abroad, he is interested in establishing further business contacts, build friendly relations on the principles of partnership and mutual understanding.
"" RZVA "- a brand that is known in Ukraine and abroad. There is great merit employees Rivne Plant equipment ", - stated in the salutatory speech commercial plant director Bondarchuk F.R. He congratulated factory workers and pointed to further support high performance plant, it is necessary to constantly improve quality and upgrade products.
During the celebration, the staff welcomed Rivne vysokovoltnykiv creative compositions by local artists Andrey Mayboroda graduate studies them. P.Virsky and winners winners of international and national festivals and competitions, folk song Ukrainian amateur ensemble "Maljwy" Rivne Plant equipment.
The highlight of the celebration was the performance of local star Galina Davydyuk, soloist Rivne City House of Culture, the show band HIT-MIX.


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Henry to convene new South African selection panel
Omar Henry, who has Test match and international one-day cricket on his CV as well as the captaincy of Scotland, has been appointed convener of the South African selectors in what amounts to an almost total clean-out of Rushdi Magiet's discredited previous panel.
Of Magiet's six selectors, only Haroon Lorgat remains on the new five-man panel named on Wednesday. Along with Henry and Lorgat, Pat Symcox, Hugh Page and Douglas Maku, the black African representative, will pick South Africa's national teams in a season that will culminate with next year's World Cup.
According to United Cricket Board chief executive Gerald Majola, the UCB general council wholly endorsed the recommendations of the newly-constituted National Cricket Committee. Although there was a slight delay in announcing the new panel, this was largely the result of the time it took to inform the axed former selectors that their services were no longer required. Along with Magiet, Morris Garda, Graeme Pollock and Peter Bacela did not win re-election. Mike Procter, who is now an ICC match referee, was not available to be re-elected.
The most striking feature of the new panel is that it possesses far greater credibility than its predecessor. Given the performance of the previous panel, it could be argued that this is no great feat, although, in fairness, the previous selectors tended to be hamstrung by the inept and muddled Magiet.
Along with Henry, who will relinquish his position as Boland coach, Symcox has also played post-isolation first-class and international cricket and will be a popular choice among the wider South African public. Within cricketing circles, the appointment of the genial Page, who played for South Africa during isolation, will also be welcomed and his brings to the new panel his knowledge of South African junior cricket as convener of the national under 19 panel.
Lorgat provides continuity with the former selectors while Maku, a Border selector, is unlikely to be a dominant influence in his first season on the panel, but will remind the selectors of the UCB's commitment to transformation.
It is Henry, though, who will attract the most attention. A left-arm spinner and handy lower-order who played in the 1992 World Cup, he started his career under the old South African Cricket Board before switching to the SA Cricket Union. He remains the oldest player to have made his Test debut for South Africa - he was 40 years and 295 days old when he played against India at Kingsmead in 1992.
More significantly, Henry's appointment signals the end of some of the old grudges and suspicions that have lingered on in South Africa cricket. Because he crossed the floor from black to white cricket, he was at one point viewed as a sell-out. His new appointment, however, indicates a softening of some previous hard-line attitudes. With the performance of the selectors bound to be closely monitored ahead of the World Cup, Henry's credentials should go a long way towards satisfying most of the sometimes disparate elements that make up South African cricket.
The first tasks facing the new panel would seem to be resolving the question of the nationally contracted players as well as naming a training squad with the World cup in mind. As selection convener, Henry will remain on the National Cricket Committee, but Symcox and Lorgat will have to drop off. It is not entirely clear when and by whom they will be replaced.


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Kathleen Head knows that one way to empower students to become better, more compassionate healthcare professionals is by enabling them to experience a variety of healthcare settings abroad.
As Director of the Center for International Studies at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS), she does just that.
"Ultimately, we aim to build bridges and foster connections across cultures and between people, both here on campus and all over the world," said Kathleen. "I have the pleasure of working with faculty, staff, and administrators to develop new international programs, ranging from exchange opportunities and service learning to clinical rotations and placements abroad."
Kathleen's passion for international education began with her own study abroad experiences. She earned her BA in Spanish language and literature from Colgate University, in a degree program that included a semester abroad in Seville, Spain. "It definitely changed my career and, arguably, my life trajectory," said Kathleen.
Kathleen went on to earn her MS in Global Studies and International Affairs at Northeastern University, completing her master's research in Italy on student mobility within the European Union. "Both experiences certainly shaped my career and helped me learn a lot about myself," said Kathleen. "One of the reasons I am so passionate about education abroad is because these opportunities expose us to diverse perspectives and challenge our implicit biases and ways of thinking."
Kathleen explains that international experiences are especially important for health sciences students, allowing them to gain important insight into international healthcare systems and the needs of underserved populations. Through her role at the Center for International Studies, Kathleen develops global affiliations and programming designed to give students that opportunity.
Arianna Maida '20, a Premedical and Health Studies student who is starting in the Physician Assistant Studies program this fall, says that the experiences she gained through the Center for International Studies have helped her grow as a future healthcare professional.
"My experiences in Peru last summer and Morocco this summer are preparing me to become a more well-rounded, empathetic, and culturally competent healthcare provider and person," said Arianna.
Kathleen accompanied Arianna and 13 other students on a service program to Peru last year, which was coordinated through a sister school, Universidad Catolica de Santa Maria, in Arequipa. "We volunteered at a community health center, participated in local health outreach campaigns, and traveled to a small village in the Andes Mountains called Ichupampa to conduct a daylong campaign offering health services to the villagers," said Kathleen.
Kathleen explains that experiences like this take students outside their typical environment. "Our students are not yet licensed medical professionals, but they gain a unique opportunity to experience and observe healthcare and healthcare delivery in a different cultural and geopolitical context," said Kathleen.
Kathleen works closely with students to help them plan their international experiences – in many cases, explaining that international experiences are possible even with a busy schedule.
"Many of our students come to MCPHS, a specialized institution with a fairly rigid curriculum, thinking that study abroad and international experiences aren't an option for them. It's as if there's an invisible or perceived barrier," said Kathleen. "I love that I get to break that barrier and work with students individually to be able to provide them with an experience abroad."
For health sciences students interested in participating in international experiences, advance planning is key, explains Kathleen. "My best advice to students would be to plan early and to meet with us," she said. "We post all of our program information and host our applications online, and I think students should really spend some time on our blog to get a better feel for the international programs taking place on and off campus."
In addition to her work with students, Kathleen works closely with affiliated universities, clinical sites, and organizations worldwide on a variety of topics ranging from curriculum development to faculty exchanges. Kathleen explains that the University's affiliations with prestigious medical and health sciences institutions enable students to take advantage of highly sought-after rotation experiences.
Kathleen makes international placements a reality for students in their final year of the Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) and Doctor of Pharmacy programs, placing students at sites in Bolivia, Belize, China, Korea, South Africa, and England, among other countries.
One example of this effort to build relationships with other institutions is the University's affiliation with Peking University Health Science Center (PUHSC), China's oldest and most prestigious school of Western clinical medicine. "We are thrilled to be affiliated with PUHSC," said Kathleen. "During the fall semester, we host a handful of PUHSC medical students who are completing their medical elective clerkship alongside our MPAS students at Newton Wellesley Hospital. Then, during the summer term, our students travel to Beijing to complete their clerkships at PUHSC's People's Hospital."
Kathleen has been hard at work preparing for the next exchange with PUHSC. In the 2017–18 academic year, Doctor of Pharmacy students will travel to Beijing for a similar experience.
"This is just one of many examples of the work we do in the Center for International Studies to increase international, academic cooperation and provide immersion opportunities for our students," said Kathleen. "We are committed to broadening our students' horizons and giving them new perspectives that can help them to be more effective and more compassionate healthcare professionals."


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i just installed a new compatible CLT-K406S toner cartridge into my Samsung CLX-3305FW printer and it displays an " Not comptible " Error. did it install the wrong cartridge ?
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In the last post we looked at the basics of Data Warehouse and Business Intelligence. In this post we are going to look at some Business Intelligence Web Portal basics. By following these practices you can ensure you are designing it to meet your businesses needs. Many of these practices we learned from the book The Data Warehouse Toolkit: The Complete Guide to Dimensional Modeling by Ralph Kimball, Margy Ross.
Business Intelligence Web Portal Basics
The BI portal's main function is to provide a navigation system to the BI application. The BI portal needs to be easy to use and understand, and if possible have a look and feel similar to other applications or web content of the organization. Basically you have to make sure its design is consistent with the other applications currently being used by the organization. It help end users in adopting the new app quickly.
Feature Consideration
Desirable features to be considered for web portals in general and a BI portal in particular :
1. Usable – User should be able to easily find what they need in the BI tool.
2. Content Rich – The portal is not just a report printing tool, it should contain more functionality such as advice, help, support information, and documentation which in turn will help users make decisions.
3. Clean – The portal should be designed so it is easy to understand and not overly complex so the users are not confused.
4. Current – The portal should be updated regularly.
5. Interactive – The portal should be implemented in a way that makes it easy for the user to use its functionality, and encourage them to use the portal. Scalability and customization give the user the means to fit the portal to each other.
6. Value Oriented: It is important that the user has the feeling that the BI application is a valuable resource. If the end user sees no value, he will not use it.
During the analysis and design phase these key points must be considered so that the system being designed and developed is used by the end users. Involvement is most important thing here, the more the users are involved in the process of analysis and design, the higher the likeliness that you are meeting their business needs.
I will be writing about Dimensional Modeling in an upcoming post, stay tuned.
Thanks for taking the time to read this post.
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Pranay Pandey
Pranay Pandey has been in the software industry since 2006. He specializes in Enterprise Software Design and Development. At HotWax he currently leads the effort of architecting quality software products and training resources. He continues to be dedicated to the Apache OFBiz open source project since 2007 and became a committer in 2014. He leads our internal training programs in Apache OFBiz, ERP and new technologies under the roof of HotWax University. He is an Electronics graduate and has a masters degree in Computer Applications from Rajeev Gandhi Technical University, Bhopal (M.P.) India. He loves learning and sharing knowledge. He believes that one of the keys to success in this industry is to "keep learning". His hobbies are reading, writing, walking, running, cycling, cooking and watching science fiction movies.


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Famous American Indian Series (History on Reverse Side)
A notes Sioux chief and medicine man born on Grand River, S.D., in 1834. He accompanied his father on the warpath against the Crows when only 14 years old, and counted his first coup on the body of a fallen enemy. He rapidly gained influence in his own band, and was at war with various tribes form 1869 to 1876. His refusal to go upon a reservation finally led to the Battle of Little Big Horn, or Custer massacre. During the battle, Sitting Bull was in the hills making medicine. But his prediction of the outcome gained him greater honor than if he had been present. He later surrendered but never was reconciled to the reservation. He was arrested in connection with the ghost dance in 1890, and later was killed in an attempt to escape.
No. 3 copyright 1941 by G.I. Groves
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