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While less distracting here in shorter strokes, using irregular patterns to draw angled edges or lines can create distracting stepping patterns. Unfortunately, depending on the letterform, they're not entirely avoidable (there's still some irregular angles in the A, K and on the bars of the E in The Last Rocket logo but those that remain are the lesser of all the irregular evils I tried).
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Better Living Through Lobotomy: What can the history of psychosurgery tell us about medicine today?
An Interview with Elliot Valenstein
By Allison Xantha Miller | Issue #21
In the mid-1930s, the eminent Portuguese neurologist Egas Moniz, nearing the end of his career, was anxious to secure his reputation in the annals of science. He attended a medical symposium where a researcher reported marked behavioral changes in two chimpanzees after he had removed the frontal lobes of their brains; Moniz decided to try something similar in humans. His first operations (performed by a colleague, because Moniz suffered from crippling gout) consisted of injecting alcohol into several holes in the patients' skulls. He soon moved on to cutting brain tissue by inserting an instrument comparable to a long, thin apple corer into the skull and twisting it around. As modified over the next fifteen years by other physicians, this procedure became one of the most widely prescribed treatments for serious mental illness: lobotomy. For this contribution to medicine, Moniz won the Nobel Prize in 1949.
Of course, lobotomy now seems like a medically sanctioned form of torture. The main theory behind it was that anxiety and agitation could be quelled by severing the emotional center of the brain from the part that controls intellect, but the evidence to support this idea was meager. The person performing the surgery usually couldn't even see what he was cutting, and doctors considered patients "cured" after minimal follow-up. Yet, as Elliot S. Valenstein points out in Great and Desperate Cures: The Rise and Decline of Psychosurgery and Other Radical Treatments for Mental Illness (Basic Books, 1986), "Even a surgeon who was convinced that he was not obtaining good results seldom gave up lobotomy. It was difficult to admit that the effort had been completely wasted, especially when other surgeons were reporting success. Rather than abandoning psychosurgery, neurosurgeons much more commonly introduced some change in the operation in the hope of increasing the success rate."
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STAY FREE!: It seems that in the 1930s, when Egas Moniz was doing the first lobotomies on humans, treating mental illness was urgent for some reason. The new "somatic" treatments--not only lobotomy but insulin comas and electroshock treatments [see sidebar]--weren't just a way to help individuals, they were seen as something that could help solve a great social crisis.
VALENSTEIN: Well, there was a social crisis, you're right. Mental institutions, particularly state institutions and large governmental institutions in all countries, were becoming more and more overcrowded because there weren't any treatments for serious mental illness. They would try anything that held out hope and wasn't very costly. Mostly it was somatic treatments, which people grasped at as a way of getting patients to a point where they could go home. Governments were concerned about the rising costs of taking care of the mentally ill, making legislators and the superintendents of institutions very receptive to anyone who claimed that insulin treatment, electroconvulsive shock, or fever treatment would cure schizophrenia. These somatic treatments tended to be much less costly and less labor intensive [than psychoanalysis].
STAY FREE!: Why were so many people in mental hospitals?
VALENSTEIN: Lots of people were mentally ill, just as there are many today. But now they tend to be treated with drugs and outpatient care. If all of these people were institutionalized, we would have the same kind of problem. Also, there were some patients who were committed more for the convenience of the husband or the family--wives who became mentally ill and troublesome. But I think mainly it was that there's always a baseline number of mentally ill, and they kept accumulating in institutions.
STAY FREE!: Were the people who were lobotomized poor?
VALENSTEIN: Probably in most cases they were, but they weren't all poor by any means. Private sanatoria, where lobotomies were also performed, catered to people who had money. It's well known that President Kennedy's sister Rosemary was mentally retarded and became difficult to control when she reached her twenties. Joseph Kennedy, the father, got the best medical advice he could at the time from people at Massachusetts General Hospital, one of the most prestigious places, and his daughter was lobotomized. It wasn't a very good outcome, and to this day she's living in an institution.
STAY FREE!: I guess lobotomy would have been hard to avoid if you were in psychiatry in the late '40s and '50s and you worked in a state hospital.
VALENSTEIN: That's certainly true. People talked about psychoanalysis--ego and superego and ids and repressed early experiences. But using that for treatment, particularly in state hospitals, was totally impractical, even if one judged that it could be effective. Most people today would think that for seriously ill people, psychoanalysis probably couldn't help very much. Freud himself didn't think psychoanalysis was appropriate for people with schizophrenia.
STAY FREE!: So lobotomy was used to treat schizophrenia and affective disorders [mood problems such as depression, mania, and bipolarity].
VALENSTEIN: At first it was considered for almost any kind of disorder. After a while, it was limited to people with affective disorders, people with obsessive-compulsive disorders. Very deteriorated schizophrenics did receive the operation when it began to be performed on a huge scale [in the 1940s]. In the literature, one can sense a feeling that the best results occurred with patients who had depressive affective disorders, were manic or obsessive in a way that prevented them from going on with their life.
STAY FREE!: Maybe it was the first time any treatment could actually produce a change in their personality and their behavior.
VALENSTEIN: Yeah, probably that's true. There are records from state hospitals that have come out since I've written the book which say that "We've tried one lobotomy on a patient and tried electroconvulsive shock, and they're still unmanageable. We ought to consider doing a second lobotomy." It was very common to do a second procedure if the first one didn't work or didn't calm a patient down.
STAY FREE!: How would they adapt the procedure to do it a second time? I mean, presumably they've cut the thing already.
VALENSTEIN: Yeah, but, for example, [Walter Freeman and his partner, neurosurgeon James Watts] had kind of a standard procedure and a more radical procedure. The more radical meant that they essentially cut more; they disrupted more of the connections to the frontal lobes. The literature is filled with people who have had two and even three lobotomies.
STAY FREE!: Did you ever meet anyone who had had a lobotomy?
VALENSTEIN: Oh, yes. Quite a few. They vary tremendously. Some, you would not suspect that there was anything especially wrong with them. They may have seemed a little shallow, but you might not even be struck by that. There were people who went back to work and held responsible jobs after lobotomies, and others who essentially became vegetables. Some became very impulsive and childish in their behavior. The operations were so crude. Different parts of the brain were damaged, and the outcomes varied widely.
STAY FREE!: Walter Freeman's transorbital lobotomy did not even require a surgeon or anesthesia. You wrote that Freeman, after electroshocking the patient into unconsciousness, used a surgical ice pick to enter the brain through the eye socket and moved the ice pick from side to side. He performed these operations in nonmedical settings such as his office, and in one case, a motel room. Was this invention a popular procedure?
VALENSTEIN: Oh, yes. Freeman spent his summers traveling in order to teach it. Walter Freeman had quite a reputation in the medical field. He was on a lot of boards that were setting up the credentialing of psychiatrists and neurologists. And he was a very charismatic teacher. He had a lot of former students who became hospital superintendents and were only too willing to have their former professor come by and demonstrate a new technique. Freeman would train psychiatrists on cadavers and watch them perform a few procedures, all within a day and a half. And in the month or two following his departure, they would perform twenty or thirty such procedures and write them up in the state medical journals. This went on all over the country.
STAY FREE!: Walter Freeman is kind of the villain of Great and Desperate Cures, if there is one.
VALENSTEIN: Well, I try to describe him in a more complicated way. First of all, he was a very smart man. He knew the literature very well, he knew a lot of anatomy, and he had a rationale for lobotomy, which made some kind of sense in terms of what specific nerve tracts he thought should be cut. He was very concerned about his patients and he followed them up in a very conscientious way, out of his own pocket. I tried to describe him in terms of the conditions that existed at the time, and his belief that these patients were going to deteriorate, for which there was some justification because the state hospitals were very unhealthy. He did have cases in which people were able to be discharged after operations and went home to their families. Some held jobs, a few even held responsible jobs. So he was convinced that he was helping to clear out the state hospitals and really believed he was doing a good thing. I talked at length to one of Walter Freeman's sons, Walter Freeman III, because I knew his father had written an unpublished autobiography. He was a little reluctant to share it at first. After my book came out, he sent me a letter, and I was really concerned about his reaction to the book, but he paid me the nicest compliment. He said he went out after reading the book and bought five copies to give to his children so they would know something about their grandfather. So I felt that I had not described him simply as a villain. I think to do that tends to trivialize the whole story--saying there's an evil man out there or a group of men and they did evil things, viewing it only in that context of abnormality. It was not an abnormality. It was something that was praised. You know, the Nobel Prize was given to the Portuguese neurologist who introduced prefrontal lobotomy, Egas Moniz.
STAY FREE!: It's very touching that Freeman sent Christmas cards to all his lobotomy patients.
VALENSTEIN: That's right. He mailed thousands of them and made great efforts to follow up with his patients.
STAY FREE!: He seemed to be very media savvy, judging by both what he was publishing in the medical journals and in how he dealt with the popular press.
VALENSTEIN: There's no question that he liked publicity. Practically every time he went to a meeting, he packed the audience with reporters he knew, and it was written up in Time magazine, The New York Times, or Life. Media coverage played a huge role in popularizing the lobotomy. When Freeman went around to the state hospitals in little rural areas, the local newspaper would make his visit the lead article. And the superintendents of these places encouraged that because it made them look good: here they are out in the boondocks and a famous doctor has visited them.
STAY FREE!: Did Freeman ever contact the local newspaper before he got there?
VALENSTEIN: He probably suggested it at times, but the superintendents would be only too happy to do it on their own. It not only gave them publicity, it had practical implications. You could take that to the state legislature and show them how up-to-date your hospital was and how you needed more funding and things of that sort. But these articles in the popular media just generated a demand for the procedure.
STAY FREE!: Was the medical media establishment as big as it is now? We see news stories every night about some breakthrough.
VALENSTEIN: I'd hesitate to make a comparison, but everyone in those days--I can remember having lived through them--got Time magazine or sat in a barber chair and looked through Life magazine. There were three or four large articles on lobotomy in the Saturday Evening Post or Life, all suggesting that people who were hopeless could be cured. There wasn't television, so we didn't get bombarded the way we are today, but I think almost everyone browsed through those magazines. These state asylums were also being covered in all kinds of articles and books about how horrible they were. Life actually compared them--unjustifiably--to concentration camps. Right after the end of the war, when all the pictures of all the camps were being revealed, Life ran pictures of mental patients, nude, sitting on concrete steps in big halls and rooms that just reeked of excrement.
STAY FREE!: Why did lobotomy go into decline?
VALENSTEIN: It started in the middle to late '50s, at the time of the introduction of neuroleptic drugs--Thorazine and some of the antidepressants. There was a whole group of them that came out in the late 1950s. They were often given in massive doses, and they seemed to be producing the same kind of effects as a lobotomy. If you've seen anybody on drugs like Thorazine, their face is expressionless and the saliva's dripping out of the corner of their mouth. People referred to Thorazine as a chemical lobotomy, and it was much more convenient than performing surgery. It was more cost-efficient because it didn't require a neurosurgeon and it didn't require intensive postoperative care. So it very quickly replaced the operations.
STAY FREE!: And the popular media didn't play a role in that?
VALENSTEIN: No, not really. It was just that within the institutions themselves there was a switch. People just sort of forgot about lobotomy when the physicians began to use drugs.
STAY FREE!: Was there also a social or political backlash against the procedure, kind of what you see going on today against the "talking cure"?
VALENSTEIN: No, there wasn't, for several reasons. The custom of attacking medicine and even suing for malpractice didn't exist at that time, or was almost nonexistent. Doctors were rarely questioned about anything they tried, and institutionalized patients were completely at the disposal of the staff in terms of treatment. And it was almost considered unethical for physicians to criticize other physicians, which certainly isn't the case now. So there was a surprisingly little amount of criticism of lobotomy. There were certainly psychiatrists who didn't like the procedure at all and were critical among themselves. But in terms of public statements and articles in medical journals, criticism was scarce until the end of the heyday of lobotomy. The backlash against lobotomy actually came up in the '70s, when there was a fear of a revival of the operation and people began to talk about the horrible things that happened during the lobotomy period.
STAY FREE!: What brought on the backlash? How did that come about?
VALENSTEIN: Well, there were some scientists who argued that, since we now know a lot more about the brain, psychosurgery should be revisited. This was at a time when there was a lot of public concern about violence in the streets. Two doctors, Frank Ervin and Vernon Mark, had published a book called Violence and the Brain, which argued that brain abnormalities can cause violence. Word got out that the Department of Justice, which maintains federal prisons and special prisons for violent inmates, had some exchanges with the authors. There was a lot of suspicion that the Department of Justice was going to perform massive psychosurgical procedures on violent prisoners as a means of social control. So it became a big issue in some circles. I was at some neuroscience meetings that discussed the biology of aggression, and people came in and broke up the meeting and demanded time on the program.
STAY FREE!: Was there any truth to the rumors that lobotomy was being performed in prisons?
VALENSTEIN: Well, I did some investigation, and there were suspicious things happening in one prison in California. When I wrote, the warden was very open and sent me material. It turned out that there were a few operations performed on prisoners--people who had seizures and behavior abnormalities associated with the seizures, and the operations were really done in part at least to ameliorate the number of seizures, which is not uncommon. But these people also had violent outbursts sometimes associated with the seizures. In general, that's sort of a fuzzy borderline between psychosurgery and neurological surgery. Still, I think the reports of what went on there were grossly exaggerated. But there was this fear that there was going to be a revival of interest in lobotomy, and it became a political and a civil rights issue because of the prevalence of minority groups in prison. I became interested in the topic because in Brain Control [published in 1973] I had talked a little bit about how certain neurosurgical procedures were a result of misinterpreting animal experiments.
STAY FREE!: How did the people you were writing about respond to your work?
VALENSTEIN: All the people I talked to were quite open. Occasionally when I would talk at meetings, a surgeon would stand up and say, "You don't understand what was going on; we really helped all of those people," clearly being very defensive. But I talked to people who not only had performed some of the procedures but had attempted to study what was going on and had a broader perspective than, say, a clinician who had just performed the operations. Many of the people I saw, even though they themselves had participated in it, recognized that the exuberance that took place just went out of control.
STAY FREE!: What are the parallels between the lobotomy period and what's going on today? There's a lot of enthusiasm for what used to be called somatic treatment, going after mental disease as a physical set of symptoms. You wrote about this in your latest book, Blaming the Brain.
VALENSTEIN: The influence of the pharmaceutical companies is so great these days because of the resources they have at their disposal. There are tremendous economic factors distorting the practice of medicine, just as there were in the lobotomy period. It is hard to find any clinicians or researchers who don't have vested interests in the development of procedures or drugs. I mean that. Of course, they will deny that funding from drug companies has an influence, but it is so subtle that they're unaware of it themselves. Studies have shown that if you look at reports on drugs that are competing to treat the same patient population, and if you look at the connection that the people doing the studies have with the companies involved, the results that they find--not only the opinions they express but the actual data--clearly reflect their own vested interest. I don't think people really lie, but it happens in very subtle ways, like disqualifying patients because they are ill with something else. Those same patients would not be omitted if their outcome supported the conclusions the researcher wanted. And there are professional interests as well: psychiatrists have to compete with social workers, clinical psychologists, counselors of all sorts. Most people who seek help for a mental problem do not go to a psychiatrist. So there's a strong economic reason why psychiatrists are very supportive of drugs: protecting their own turf. That's not the only reason, but it certainly has an influence.
Electroconvulsive (electroshock) therapy (ECT): In electroshock, a series of electric pulses delivered to the brain causes a seizure. Today ECT is used most often to treat major depression after drugs have failed. Scientists think it works by altering electrochemical pro-cesses in the brain. ECT is controversial due to side effects that include memory loss and, some argue, brain damage.
Fever treatment: Introduced in 1917 by injecting malaria into patients whom syphilis had turned insane. Surprisingly effective, the treatment was widely used before the rise of penicillin and antibiotics.
Insulin coma: In 1933 Manfred Sakel mistakenly gave a diabetic mental patient too much insulin, which put her into a coma. After he revived the patient, her psychological symptoms had improved, and the first form of shock treatment was born.
Metrazol shock therapy: Introduced in 1934 as a safer, easier alternative to insulin therapy. An injection of Metrazol induced an epileptic seizure.


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Email sync figured out!!!
Like everyone, I've been wondering why my email won't sync automatically anymore. When I first got my S5, emails would sync left and right and I would receive updated emails every 5 minutes...and then one day...no auto-sync
What I have tried:
-data mobile, data restrictions off and email still doesn't sync
-deleting the account, re-making the account, refreshes emails. *only lasts momentarily*
-and other various ways from people's advice.
WHAT WORKED!!! Directions below
-tap settings
-tap email application
-manage accounts
-tap email account you use (....@gmail/yahoo/hotmail.com)
-tap sync settings and make sure SYNC EMAIL is checked
-tap sync schedule and while on this page
-set synch schedule to...(every 5 min. or every 10 min. whichever one you want)
-then go back one page where it then shows *While Roaming*
- two choices, manual or use above settings, and choose above settings!!!
- then go back and what I did, was turn off peak schedule
- after I exited and went back to my home page where the EMAIL APP was...VOILA!!! EMAIL synced and were refreshing every 5 minutes!!!
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Onion Batter Bread
|Chopped onions
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (1/2 Stick)
|Active dry yeast
|1⁄2 Ounce (2 Envelopes)
|Light brown sugar
|4 Tablespoon
|Warm water
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (105 To 115)
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|1 , slightly beaten
|Sifted all purpose flour
|5 Cup (80 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon
1) Take a 2-quart glass casserole or soufflé dish and lightly grease it.
2) Preheat the oven to 375° F.
3) Take a medium size skillet and melt butter in it. Add onions and sauté until lightly brown. Keep it aside.
4) In a bowl, mix yeast with 2 cup water and 2 tablespoons brown sugar. Stir for 10 minutes or until yeas dissolves completely.
5) Take a saucepan and heat milk in it until small bubbles start appearing around the edges.
6) In a large bowl combine milk with 2 tablespoons brown sugar and salt. Let the mixture cool down to room temperature.
7) Stir in sautéed onions, flour, egg and yeast mixture. Blend with an electric mixer at low speed for about 3 minutes or longer.
8) Pour batter in the prepared dish and cover with greased wax paper and a towel. Leave aside in a warm place for about 45 minutes or until it turns double in size.
9) Bake in the oven for 35-40 minutes or until bread begins to sound hollow upon being tapped at the bottom. Remove from dish and place on wire rack to cool.
10) Brush the bread with butter and serve warm.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3392 Calories from Fat 710
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 81 g124.2%
Saturated Fat 45.6 g228%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 398.6 mg132.9%
Sodium 2183.3 mg91%
Total Carbohydrates 576 g191.8%
Dietary Fiber 22.6 g90.3%
Sugars 86.7 g
Protein 90 g179.1%
Vitamin A 47.5% Vitamin C 19.8%
Calcium 57.1% Iron 181.9%
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For the first time on CD the unabridged audio edition of the cases that made up Hercule Poirot's formative years as a detective. Read by the inimitable Hugh Fraser and David Suchet. Still in the formative years of his career, Hercule Poirot faces a most taxing case: who killed Lord Cronshaw? Was Coco Courtenay's death on the same night a mere coincidence? And did she deliberately take an overdose of cocaine? No sooner has Poirot revealed his astonishing powers of deduction than he is faced with seventeen other mysteries to test his soon-to-be-famous 'little grey cells'. As a matter of courtesy to a group of young people, he endeavours to solve the gruesome murder of a woman whose body they have stumbled upon whilst locked out of their flat, and with his usual precision and elan he discovers exactly how 'Mary, Mary quite contrary' makes her garden grow...
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It was an unlucky coincidence that Best – His Mother's Son should have featured an early shot in which a young boy kicked a football against the wall of a terraced house, an image that also featured significantly in Guy Hibbert's recent drama Five Minutes of Heaven and which instantly jabbed me into some invidious comparisons.
Both were dramas from Northern Ireland and both took real lives as their starting point. But whereas Hibbert's drama launched off from hard facts into larger truths, Terry Cafolla's film remained penned in by biographical fidelity. In the end, it somehow seemed smaller than the tale than it was telling, partly because it consciously offered the back-story to a larger and better-known melodrama, but also because it never seemed entirely sure what to do with the material it had.
That oddly broken-backed title was one clue to the problem, the dash betraying a calculation. We have to get Best above the title, they must have thought. His is the name that's going to sell the programme to an audience (and his was the face, as it happens, which sold it on to the front page of the Radio Times, a big coup for a one-off drama). On the other hand, we'd better make it clear – for trades-descriptions purposes, if nothing else – that this isn't the George Best biopic that so many people have struggled to make. It isn't his submission to alcohol that is relevant here so much as that of his mother, a woman who didn't take her first drink until she was over 40 but then took to it with such zeal that she was dead in 10 years.
Cafolla's theory here was that Ann Best was a victim of passive celebrity, driven to drink by the fallout from her son's sudden fame. At first, the press are just a novel nuisance ("It took me two minutes to walk to the shops and 10 to get through me own garden"), but then the novelty fades, and passers-by start to make catty remarks instead of friendly ones. Her son has become a public property and in Belfast she is his public representative. When she discovers that a glass of sherry takes the edge off her anxiety, she also finds that she can't stop at one glass. Before very long there are bottles hidden behind the washing machine and she's finding unexplained bruises when she wakes from a bender.
Michelle Fairley played her well, but she really didn't have a lot to work with other than the melancholy clichés of the alcoholic downward spiral. The assumption that it was George's fame, and not a deeper-rooted or more personal sorrow that triggered her drinking, meant you were left entirely on the outside looking in, and since you knew that this dispiriting slide would end in all-round disappointment there wasn't much to do but endure it. Ann's own sporting talent – as a hockey player – gets one mention, but there's no real exploration of the possibility that her son's triumph suddenly crystallised a regret that had long lain dormant. In a sense, the drama replicates her original plight – she ceases to be herself and becomes merely George Best's mother, her tragedy humoured by us because we hope that it might throw light on the one we're truly fascinated by.
Comparisons are all but unavoidable in the case of Reggie Perrin, a remake of The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin, with Martin Clunes making the bold attempt to fill Leonard Rossiter's boots. I don't know if I can stress enough what a depressing idea this is on paper. A television channel should always have the ambition to create its own fond memories rather than lazily refurbish those from 30 years ago. And if you do go the recycling route you're likely to find that the fond memories of five years ago will probably get in the way. When David Nobbs's sitcom first went out, its bleak take on the purgatory of office life had very few rivals. The remake has to compete not only with memories of its own source, but also of The Office, a comedy that effectively rewrote the rules about how you could tackle the anomie of the nine-to-five.
It really is a bit surprising, then, that Reggie Perrin should work as well as it does. Martin Clunes helps a lot. He looks funny when he's glum, in a way that's sufficiently different to Leonard Rossiter. And the script – a collaboration between Simon Nye and David Nobbs – has some good lines in it. Reggie doesn't work at Sunshine Desserts anymore (though he walks past the sign on his way to the office), but at a grooming products company. CJ is younger and rather less dependent on his "I didn't get where I am today" catchphrase, and Reggie's toadying subordinates have been replaced by an unconvincing pair of marketing-types. It's not a disaster, by any means, which may be the best you can hope for from such an unimaginative commission.
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We've grown a lot in the last year or so, and it occurred to us that we haven't really introduced our new product management team to the world. So we fixed that, in Adobe fashion, with a short video.
We've grown a lot in the last year or so, and it occurred to us that we haven't really introduced our new product management team to the world. So we fixed that, in Adobe fashion, with a short video.
We had a busy week at the CSUN conference this year. In addition to giving a preview of the next version of Adobe Acrobat and Reader, we presented on mobile application accessibility using Adobe PhoneGap; content management features in Adobe Experience Manager; and our experiences working on an accessibility-first strategy for CloudUI, a core technology used across Adobe products. Here are the slides from those presentations.
Acrobat DC Accessibility: What's New
Acrobat DC and Reader DC: the Reading Experience
Accessible Documents with Acrobat DC, Reader DC and PDF Maker
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We're proud to announce our first Adobe Accessibility open-source product, Accessible Mega Menus. We've already written about the menus and how they came to be, and now they're available to the public, under the Apache 2.0 license.
This is a port of the same code we use on adobe.com, and it combines great keyboard and screen-reader support with the kind of pixel perfection you would expect from a site like ours. We're confident this will meet the needs of a wide range of sites, so we'd love to hear your feedback.
The Mega Menu homepage on GitHub is the place to read up on how it works. You can download Mega Menus from the repository, and you can file issues there as well. Or, if you want to contribute code, just make a pull request, and we'll address it.
Editor's note: Recently, the adobe.com site switched over to a using a mega menu for global navigation. Adobe accessibility engineer Michael Jordan worked closely with our web team to build a menu system that brings great accessibility to a very design-sensitive site. Here, Michael explains his approach.
While mega menus, in many flavors, are fairly ubiquitous these days, thanks in part to the thumbs up given to them by Jakob Nielsen in his 2009 article Mega Menus Work Well for Site Navigation, we had a hard time finding many good examples for accessibility.
We think our approach strikes a decent balance between user expectation for global navigation, keyboard navigability, and screen reader access, and we felt that others might find it useful if we shared some of the thinking that went into our choices.
Our first major decision in implementing our Adobe.com mega menu was to respect user expectations for global navigation. As an accessibility engineer, it's tempting to want always want to implement the appropriate WAI-ARIA design pattern for the widget I'm developing. In this case, working on a menu, I looked to the WAI-ARIA Menu or Menu bar (widget) design pattern which describes the keyboard interaction and WAI-ARIA roles, state and properties for a list of links presented "in a manner similar to a menu on a desktop application." This would seem to fit the bill, but it's somewhat problematic when implemented in its entirety for global navigation.
The design pattern specifies that the menu be treated as a single stop in the tab order, after which the arrow keys move between the menu and submenu items. This is the way application menus behave in desktop applications, and it improves accessibility for keyboard users because only one tab key press is required to move from the menu to the next focusable element in the application. However, for global navigation, we feel that most users still expect to be able to tab to at least the top level links in the navigation, and that the discovery of a jump in focus from the second link in the site to the search input, skipping all other top-level navigation items, could be confusing and would require unnecessary explanation.
Our implementation permits tab focus on each of the six top-level menu items. When one of the menu items has focus, pressing the Enter key, Spacebar or Down arrow will open the submenu panel, and pressing the Left or Right arrow key will shift focus to the adjacent menu item. Links within the submenu panels are included in the tab order when the panel is open. They can also be navigated with the arrow keys or by typing the first character in the link name, which speeds up keyboard navigation considerably. Pressing the Escape key closes the submenu and restores focus to the parent menu item.
The menu bar design pattern defines WAI-ARIA roles, state and properties. Some of these are also problematic when used in global navigation. If we use role="menu" for the menu container and role="menuitem" for each of the links therein, assistive technology will no longer interpret the links as links, but instead, as menu items. It is common for users of assistive technology to use a shortcut command to open a list of links in a web page. This allows them to quickly find a desired link without hunting through all the other content on the page. It's a killer feature. If we use role="menuitem" on links within our global navigation, they will no longer show up in the list of links identified by assistive technology. Cue the sad trombone.
We also want to maintain the semantic structure of the submenu panels in our mega menu, our links are organized into lists and separated by headings. Omitting role="menu" and role="menuitem" for the global navigation seems the safer way to go.
We still make use of the WAI-ARIA properties aria-haspopup, aria-owns, and aria-expanded to indicate which top-level links open submenus, the relationship between a link and its submenu, and the current state of the submenu.
We hope you find this useful, and we welcome any suggestions or comments you may have on the global navigation mega menu or other accessibility-related issues with adobe.com.
It's hard to measure the impact the W3C/WAI Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Working Group (WCAG WG) has had on web accessibility. The WCAG 2.0 standard is the basis for a growing number of policies worldwide, providing a common reference for web content that adapts to users of all levels of ability.
Andrew Kirkpatrick, Group Product Manager for Accessibility, has been offered and accepted the role of co-chair of the WCAG WG, along with Joshue O'Connor of the National Council for the Blind of Ireland. Andrew and Joshue will take the place of Gregg Vanderheiden, who has chaired the WCAG WG since its inception, and Loretta Guarino-Reid, who played a pivotal role shepherding WCAG 2.0 to its final status as a W3C Recommendation in 2008. Both Loretta and Gregg will continue to participate in the WCAG WG, and we at Adobe Accessibility extend our gratitude to them for their years of effort moving the field of accessibility forward.
Andrew's role will include the rechartering of the working group, to define goals for the working group and the WCAG standard in the coming years, as well as to reflect its continued development of accessibility techniques and other supporting materials. Andrew would like to hear from people from all different backgrounds on how the WCAG WG can help advance web accessibility overall. Apart from his Twitter account, @awkawk, leaving a comment here is one way to reach him, or you can submit a comment to the WCAG working group via the online form.
It's that time again. The Adobe Accessibility team will be at the 28th Annual International Technology and Persons with Disabilities Conference, better known as CSUN 2013, all next week. Here's where you can find us.
Andrew will also be a panelist on the Progress Toward an Accessibility Profession session, which will be on Thursday at noon in Mohsen AB, 3rd Floor, and should prove a robust exchange of ideas.
We don't run a booth at CSUN, but we'll be happy to meet with you all during and after our sessions if you have questions or comments about any of the products we make.
Adobe Digital Editions 2.0 is released and available for immediate download. This version includes major improvements for accessibility over Digital Editions 1.7, and is designed to provide greater access to both protected and unprotected electronic books in the EPUB format for Windows and Mac users.
Digital Editions 2.0 utilizes accessibility features on Windows and Mac OS to provide access for users who are blind or who have visual difficulties, including support for high contrast modes and support for resizing of book text. Digital Editions also offers keyboard support which is dramatically enhanced over version 1.7.
Screen reader users can use one of several tools to read books with Digital Editions. On Mac OSX VoiceOver support is provided, although one limitation at present is that book content can only be read one page at a time rather than as a continuous stream. On Windows, users can choose between JAWS, NVDA, and Window-Eyes. GW-Micro provides Window-Eyes support via an app – to get the app for Window-Eyes users should go to the Window-Eyes control panel, press ALT-A to get to the App Menu, and select AppGet. When the list of available apps is displayed, Digital Editions can be found in the "Program Enhancements" group.
Adobe Digital Editions supports books protected by Adobe's DRM (Digital Rights Management) solution. This allows users to access books available from libraries which use the Overdrive service, as well as those books purchased from vendors such as Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Waterstones, and other booksellers.
Adobe Digital Editions 2.0 is free and available for download at http://www.adobe.com/products/digital-editions.html.
After many years of work and with contributions from individuals around the globe, the August 7, 2012 publication of ISO Standard 14289-1, better known as PDF/UA, marks one of the most significant developments in the evolution of the popular and widely used Portable Document Format (PDF). The publication and availability of PDF/UA will encourage the production of PDF files that are more consistently accessible to persons with disabilities.
Initially referred to as PDF/Access in 2004 by the AIIM standards committee, PDF/UA was conceived in response to the proliferation of PDF documents that were valid according to the PDF specification, but were insufficiently accessible to persons with disabilities. To meet the needs of the widest possible audience, the producers and viewers of PDF content needed a common standard.
The main PDF standard, ISO 32000, already defines the format's accessibility features. What PDF/UA does is to clarify and demonstrate how those features should be used, for both producing and consuming PDF documents. As with the other PDF standards (such as PDF/A and PDF/X), ISO 14289 omits features of the PDF specification that are ill suited towards its purpose. Features of the PDF specification necessary for accessibility are mandated in PDF/UA even though they may be optional in the core PDF specification. Also, any features which are allowed in ISO 32000 but which inhibit accessibility are prohibited in PDF/UA.
It's important to note that PDF/UA is neither a spec to measure PDF content, like the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), nor an everyday authoring guide. It focuses on giving developers of PDF authoring tools and viewers, as well as vendors of assistive technologies that support PDF, critical information on how to build and present PDF content more accessibly. The goal is to make accessible PDFs easy to author and use, however they are produced. While PDF/UA contains great information for authors on how to meet the needs of users with disabilities (and also to address most WCAG success criteria), much of that work should really be done by tools and read by assistive technology, so PDF/UA support will mean authors do less work and get more accessible content.
Over the last 8 years, Adobe has participated in the development of PDF/UA and we are integrating support for PDF/UA into our products. It's important to us that our tools do what's right to communicate effectively what authors intend.
Of course, this work extends beyond our own products, and so we've been supporting the open-source NVDA screen reader project to include support for PDF/UA and other PDF and Acrobat/Reader-related features as well.
If you want to follow the further developments of the standard or even participate, please see AIIM's PDF Standards page.
If you are interested in PDF accessibility and PDF/UA, here's two suggestions for you to learn more:
The United States District Court in Massachusetts ruled June 19 on a motion to dismiss a suit brought against Netflix by the National Association of the Deaf (NAD) and others. The suit is about Netflix not providing enough captions for videos delivered via the "Watch Instantly" site, but the ruling addresses the applicability of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) for electronic accessibility in general, not just limited to access issues for users who are deaf or hard of hearing. The dispute on the applicability of the ADA to the internet and electronic media has been brewing for several years, with cases against the Metropolitan Atlanta Transportation Authority, Southwest Airlines, and Target all part of the long-term debate. While the charge of judicial activism has been leveled against this decision, supporting precedents seem to exist which support the judge's ruling, and the Department of Justice's statement of interest provides a clear view of the DOJ's position in support of this decision. The implications of this ruling are significant, but also fit well within the context of additional policy work in the US and abroad.
A key issue which is core to the debate is whether a web site or any other internet-delivered service can be regarded as "a place of public accommodation". In the Netflix case, the judge ruled that the website delivering movies to the customer qualifies as a public accommodation. Specifically, the judge indicated:
Netflix, which operates its website and Watch Instantly service through computer servers and the Internet, is a public accommodation subject to title III of the ADA, even if it has no physical structure where customers come to access its services.
Establishing electronic resources as a place of public accommodation means more than a requirement for captioning, it also means that other users with disabilities need to have access to the information and services provided. Electronic content can readily be made accessible to users with disabilities, whether the user is deaf, blind, unable to use their hands, or has a variety of other disabilities or combinations thereof.
This ruling comes at a time when there is greater evidence of expanding support for accessibility globally as well as within the United States.
The court made reference to a Department of Justice effort to release policy guidance to clarify that the ADA does apply to electronic services such as the web – the DOJ issued an advance notice of a ruling on the 20th anniversary of the signing of the ADA. This update to the ADA proposed to apply the W3C WCAG 2.0 specification as the standard for accessibility, which includes requirements for video accessibility such as captioning. The court writes:
Contrary to Defendant's unsupported assertions, the Department's ongoing regulatory developments support that Netflix is a public accommodation subject to title III of the ADA. The Department is currently developing regulations specifically addressing the accessibility of goods and services offered via the web by entities covered by the ADA. The fact that the regulatory process is not yet complete in no way indicates that web services are not already covered by title III.
In addition to the DOJ effort, President Obama signed the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) and last month sent the Convention to the Senate to be ratified. In doing so, the US would be committing to "take appropriate measures to ensure to persons with disabilities access, on an equal basis with others, to the physical environment, to transportation, to information and communications, including information and communications technologies and systems" (UNCRPD, Article 9). Separate from the UNCRPD, the United States Access Board is preparing to release updated standards for section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act which will likely also align with WCAG 2.0 criteria, and the FCC recently published regulations for access to broadcast video (not including non-broadcast video, user-generated video, or theatrical movies), including regulations which address access to the video when delivered via the internet after or concurrent with the broadcast delivery.
Outside of the United States, 152 other countries have signed (and 115 have ratified) the UNCRPD, and efforts to expand existing and develop new policies are well underway.
It isn't hard to find opposition to this ruling (1, 2), but the most important point remains – that people with disabilities deserve equal access to information and services, whether provided via the internet or in a physical location. Access equals opportunity and self-reliance, whether for a person seeking accessible educational materials to help prepare for employment, accessible video for entertainment and social connections with others, or access to necessary goods and services without needing to depend on the help of others to arrange or obtain them. Access leads to employment, and active participation in society. Accessibility has costs, although less when considered early in any process and less at scale, but whatever the costs of providing access, the cost of not providing it is in the long run greater for society.
No major web sites, applications, or mobile apps are perfectly accessible, including Adobe's. But Adobe and many others are making continual improvements and pushing toward greater access. We've worked on not only our own products but on accessibility standards and policies in the United States and around the world, and continue to seek ways to enable our customers to support accessibility with greater ease and effectiveness on their part. There is more work to do, but we know why we're doing it and are committed to continue working for equal access for all
Note: I am not a lawyer, so anything in this post that sounds like a legal interpretation should not be construed as actual legal advice, just as the considered opinion of an interested party.
Thursday, March 1 is Adobe Day at the CSUN Conference. We've got five sessions lined up, all in Elizabeth C (2nd floor):
There's more to come. (Probably involving hors d'oeuvres.) But for now, mark your calendars, and we'll see you in San Diego.


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