Songs I would like erased from book
Hello, these are the songs I would like erased from the lyric book.?
OK, so the songs are on the following pages. The black dog can be found on page 4, and Cassandra is on page 36.? Andy?
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Re: FanTAStic webinar on Charles Bonnet Syndrome
Thank you, Dona for sharing. It is an interesting syndrome. I worked with an elderly gentleman that had it. I look forward to watching the video.?
Hope you’re doing amazing.? Angela Tabb Make it a beautiful day! ?
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On Feb 22, 2025, at 8:30?AM, Dona Sauerburger via groups.io <dona@...> wrote:
? Hi everyone! There’s a wonderful webinar on a condition that many of our students and clients have, the Charles Bonnet syndrome. ?It explains so many things I didn’t realize, and suggestions for dealing with it. ?Check out the link below. — Dona ————————— Dona Sauerburger, COMS Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist for the blind www.sauerburger.org
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From: Belinda Leibowitz <belinda.leibowitz@...>
Date: February 22, 2025 at 5:16:23?AM EST
To: Belinda Leibowitz <belindaleibowitz@...>
Subject: Herewith the recording of the talk on Charles Bonnet Syndrome
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-- BELINDA LEIBOWITZ OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST SPECIAL INTEREST IN LOW VISION
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I don’t want to take the pages out. I am looking for someone that would be willing to actually flatten the Dots from the ?specific songs.?
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On Feb 22, 2025, at 7:09?AM, Dona Sauerburger via groups.io <dona@...> wrote:
? It is a braille book of lyrics? Can you just take the pages out? Another way to erase it is to smash it so that the bumps are not detectable — Dona ————————— Dona Sauerburger, COMS Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist for the blind www.sauerburger.org On Feb 22, 2025, at 10:03?AM, andy lopez via groups.io <andylopez263@...> wrote:
? Yes. I was potentially wondering if one here could help me with erasing ?a couple of songs from a book that I have with me that has lyrics. I don’t know if I am allowed to post a request like this in a group like this. But I thought I would. If I’m not allowed to post this. Then I am perfectly fine with that as well.? I do have all of the pages where the songs are located. I also should mention that I do have autism.?
On Feb 22, 2025, at 6:59?AM, Dona Sauerburger via groups.io <dona@...> wrote:
? I think most of us do. ?Do you have a question about it? — Dona ————————— Dona Sauerburger, COMS Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist for the blind www.sauerburger.org On Feb 22, 2025, at 9:54?AM, andy lopez via groups.io <andylopez263@...> wrote:
?Good morning, are there any specialists ?in here that know how to read braille.
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It is a braille book of lyrics? Can you just take the pages out? Another way to erase it is to smash it so that the bumps are not detectable — Dona ————————— Dona Sauerburger, COMS Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist for the blind www.sauerburger.org
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On Feb 22, 2025, at 10:03?AM, andy lopez via groups.io <andylopez263@...> wrote:
? Yes. I was potentially wondering if one here could help me with erasing ?a couple of songs from a book that I have with me that has lyrics. I don’t know if I am allowed to post a request like this in a group like this. But I thought I would. If I’m not allowed to post this. Then I am perfectly fine with that as well.? I do have all of the pages where the songs are located. I also should mention that I do have autism.?
On Feb 22, 2025, at 6:59?AM, Dona Sauerburger via groups.io <dona@...> wrote:
? I think most of us do. ?Do you have a question about it? — Dona ————————— Dona Sauerburger, COMS Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist for the blind www.sauerburger.org On Feb 22, 2025, at 9:54?AM, andy lopez via groups.io <andylopez263@...> wrote:
?Good morning, are there any specialists ?in here that know how to read braille.
Andy
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Yes. I was potentially wondering if one here could help me with erasing ?a couple of songs from a book that I have with me that has lyrics. I don’t know if I am allowed to post a request like this in a group like this. But I thought I would. If I’m not allowed to post this. Then I am perfectly fine with that as well.? I do have all of the pages where the songs are located. I also should mention that I do have autism.?
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On Feb 22, 2025, at 6:59?AM, Dona Sauerburger via groups.io <dona@...> wrote:
? I think most of us do. ?Do you have a question about it? — Dona ————————— Dona Sauerburger, COMS Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist for the blind www.sauerburger.org On Feb 22, 2025, at 9:54?AM, andy lopez via groups.io <andylopez263@...> wrote:
?Good morning, are there any specialists ?in here that know how to read braille.
Andy
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I think most of us do. ?Do you have a question about it? — Dona ————————— Dona Sauerburger, COMS Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist for the blind www.sauerburger.org
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On Feb 22, 2025, at 9:54?AM, andy lopez via groups.io <andylopez263@...> wrote:
?Good morning, are there any specialists ?in here that know how to read braille.
Andy
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Good morning, are there any specialists in here that know how to read braille.
Andy
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FanTAStic webinar on Charles Bonnet Syndrome
Hi everyone! There’s a wonderful webinar on a condition that many of our students and clients have, the Charles Bonnet syndrome. ?It explains so many things I didn’t realize, and suggestions for dealing with it. ?Check out the link below. — Dona ————————— Dona Sauerburger, COMS Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist for the blind www.sauerburger.org
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From: Belinda Leibowitz <belinda.leibowitz@...>
Date: February 22, 2025 at 5:16:23?AM EST
To: Belinda Leibowitz <belindaleibowitz@...>
Subject: Herewith the recording of the talk on Charles Bonnet Syndrome
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-- BELINDA LEIBOWITZ OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST SPECIAL INTEREST IN LOW VISION
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Hello. Does anyone know where to find a schedule for the sessions at the Penn Del AER conference in April?
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"Allied Independence" is going away! Here's a sneak peek into what's coming.
Hey friends, Kassy here with some exciting news!?Allied Independence?is evolving, and we can’t wait to share what’s next.
Next week, we’ll be unveiling a?new name, a fresh look, and a renewed vision?to better serve our incredible community of educators. But don’t worry—our mission remains the same: empowering educators like YOU with the tools and knowledge to create lasting impact.
Here’s a clue: our new name forms an acronym that reflects our vision for the future. Can you?SEE?what’s coming? Reply back and guess what our new name is going to be.?
Along with our new name, we’re unveiling a fresh logo that represents the heart of our mission:
(New "SEE" logo. A dark green, 4-point compass with 3 rows of circles. Colorful dots line the exterior of the last circle while a white eye-shaped icon sits in the middle).?
Our new logo encompasses the spirit of community, finding your True North, and the importance of remaining true to your vision for success.
THE COLORFUL DOTS represent our eclectic community members, all around the world.
THE COMPASS guides our journey forward.
THE EYE reminds us where we came from. As our organization grows, we can never lose sight of where we started.
Stay tuned for the big reveal next week!
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Best,
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Re: Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette
John Lee,? Thank you for your continued advocacy and?for sharing this with the O&M community.? Like others, I am making intentional advocacy?a part of my daily to-do list.? The stakes are too high to have years of Disability advocacy to promote access and civil rights dismantled.?
Write on.
Amy
Amy T. Parker, EdD & COMS Associate Professor Coordinator, Orientation and Mobility Program Portland State University,?College of Education Vanport Building-VB 423-K 8610 SW 5th AvenuePortland,?OR?97201,?US503-725-4695 tel
Mailing Address: 630?SW Mill St. Portland, OR 97201
pronouns: ?she/her/hers
Thank you for sharing this story as a person with Usher's 3 it is definitely challenging times. I just did my 2nd interview with a local news channel on Lyft and Uber drivers not picking those of us who use dog guides/service animals up.
Warmly,
Sharon Zenger
Columbia Regional Inclusive Services
Teacher of the Visually Impaired/Certified Orientation and Mobility Instructor
503-916-5570
Cell: 503-319-9205
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Kevin McCormack via
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2025 1:50 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [OandM] Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette
Thanks for making me aware of this story. I am learning how to be more intentional in counteracting statements such as these that come from our county’s leadership.
On Tue, Feb 18, 2025 at 3:48?PM John Lee Clark via <>? <jlc=[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > wrote:
? ? ? ? In February 2025, Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette, Director of Government Affairs at the Project On Government Oversight (POGO), testified before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform’s Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency. Following his testimony, he faced mockery from certain right-wing figures and MAGA supporters, primarily targeting his blindness.
? ? ? ? For instance, conservative commentator Ian Miles Cheong tweeted a clip of Hedtler-Gaudette’s testimony, stating: “The Democrats’ star speaker… says he can’t see any widespread abuse or waste from government spending. He is also blind, and is literally unable to see anything. The perfect witness.”?
? ? ? ? Elon Musk also amplified the mockery by retweeting Cheong’s post, which led to a surge of derogatory comments directed at Hedtler-Gaudette. In response, POGO’s Executive Director, Danielle Brian, issued a statement condemning the personal attacks and emphasizing the importance of focusing on substantive policy discussions.?
? ? ? ? These incidents highlight the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in public discourse, especially when discussions deviate from policy critiques to personal attacks.
? ? ? ? Yes, Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette has been diagnosed with type-2 Usher syndrome, a degenerative condition that affects both hearing and vision. This diagnosis has led to significant vision loss, rendering him legally blind. He has openly discussed his experiences living with this condition, including in a 2014 interview where he detailed the challenges and adaptations associated with his vision loss.?
? ? ? ? In a recent congressional hearing, Hedtler-Gaudette wore sunglasses, a common accommodation for individuals with visual impairments, to protect his eyes from bright lighting.?
? ? ? ? For more insights into his personal journey and advocacy work, you can refer to his profile on the Project On Government Oversight (POGO) website.
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Re: Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette
Thank you for sharing this story as a person with Usher's 3 it is definitely challenging times. I just did my 2nd interview with a local news channel on Lyft and Uber drivers not picking those of us who use dog guides/service animals up.
Warmly,
Sharon Zenger
Columbia Regional Inclusive Services
Teacher of the Visually Impaired/Certified Orientation and Mobility Instructor
503-916-5570
Cell: 503-319-9205
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-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Kevin McCormack via groups.io Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2025 1:50 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [OandM] Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette Thanks for making me aware of this story. I am learning how to be more intentional in counteracting statements such as these that come from our county’s leadership. On Tue, Feb 18, 2025 at 3:48?PM John Lee Clark via groups.io <> <jlc@... <mailto: [email protected]> > wrote: In February 2025, Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette, Director of Government Affairs at the Project On Government Oversight (POGO), testified before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform’s Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency. Following his testimony, he faced mockery from certain right-wing figures and MAGA supporters, primarily targeting his blindness. For instance, conservative commentator Ian Miles Cheong tweeted a clip of Hedtler-Gaudette’s testimony, stating: “The Democrats’ star speaker… says he can’t see any widespread abuse or waste from government spending. He is also blind, and is literally unable to see anything. The perfect witness.” Elon Musk also amplified the mockery by retweeting Cheong’s post, which led to a surge of derogatory comments directed at Hedtler-Gaudette. In response, POGO’s Executive Director, Danielle Brian, issued a statement condemning the personal attacks and emphasizing the importance of focusing on substantive policy discussions. These incidents highlight the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in public discourse, especially when discussions deviate from policy critiques to personal attacks. Yes, Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette has been diagnosed with type-2 Usher syndrome, a degenerative condition that affects both hearing and vision. This diagnosis has led to significant vision loss, rendering him legally blind. He has openly discussed his experiences living with this condition, including in a 2014 interview where he detailed the challenges and adaptations associated with his vision loss. In a recent congressional hearing, Hedtler-Gaudette wore sunglasses, a common accommodation for individuals with visual impairments, to protect his eyes from bright lighting. For more insights into his personal journey and advocacy work, you can refer to his profile on the Project On Government Oversight (POGO) website.
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Re: Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette
Thanks for making me aware of this story. I am learning how to be more intentional in counteracting statements such as these that come from our county’s leadership.?
In February 2025, Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette, Director of Government Affairs at the Project On Government Oversight (POGO), testified before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform’s Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency. Following his testimony, he faced mockery from certain right-wing figures and MAGA supporters, primarily targeting his blindness. ? For instance, conservative commentator Ian Miles Cheong tweeted a clip of Hedtler-Gaudette’s testimony, stating: “The Democrats’ star speaker… says he can’t see any widespread abuse or waste from government spending. He is also blind, and is literally unable to see anything. The perfect witness.”? ? Elon Musk also amplified the mockery by retweeting Cheong’s post, which led to a surge of derogatory comments directed at Hedtler-Gaudette. In response, POGO’s Executive Director, Danielle Brian, issued a statement condemning the personal attacks and emphasizing the importance of focusing on substantive policy discussions.? ? These incidents highlight the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in public discourse, especially when discussions deviate from policy critiques to personal attacks. Yes, Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette has been diagnosed with type-2 Usher syndrome, a degenerative condition that affects both hearing and vision. This diagnosis has led to significant vision loss, rendering him legally blind. He has openly discussed his experiences living with this condition, including in a 2014 interview where he detailed the challenges and adaptations associated with his vision loss.? ? In a recent congressional hearing, Hedtler-Gaudette wore sunglasses, a common accommodation for individuals with visual impairments, to protect his eyes from bright lighting.? ? For more insights into his personal journey and advocacy work, you can refer to his profile on the Project On Government Oversight (POGO) website. ?
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In February 2025, Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette, Director of Government Affairs at the Project On Government Oversight (POGO), testified before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform’s Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency. Following his testimony, he faced mockery from certain right-wing figures and MAGA supporters, primarily targeting his blindness. ? For instance, conservative commentator Ian Miles Cheong tweeted a clip of Hedtler-Gaudette’s testimony, stating: “The Democrats’ star speaker… says he can’t see any widespread abuse or waste from government spending. He is also blind, and is literally unable to see anything. The perfect witness.”? ? Elon Musk also amplified the mockery by retweeting Cheong’s post, which led to a surge of derogatory comments directed at Hedtler-Gaudette. In response, POGO’s Executive Director, Danielle Brian, issued a statement condemning the personal attacks and emphasizing the importance of focusing on substantive policy discussions.? ? These incidents highlight the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in public discourse, especially when discussions deviate from policy critiques to personal attacks. Yes, Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette has been diagnosed with type-2 Usher syndrome, a degenerative condition that affects both hearing and vision. This diagnosis has led to significant vision loss, rendering him legally blind. He has openly discussed his experiences living with this condition, including in a 2014 interview where he detailed the challenges and adaptations associated with his vision loss.? ? In a recent congressional hearing, Hedtler-Gaudette wore sunglasses, a common accommodation for individuals with visual impairments, to protect his eyes from bright lighting.? ? For more insights into his personal journey and advocacy work, you can refer to his profile on the Project On Government Oversight (POGO) website. ?
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Re: Looking for O&M specialists with experiences in teaching cooking! (Paid research study)
I attempted to follow the links to try and get answers to some of the same questions as are being raised here. The only link I could get to work was one about the primary researcher. Michael Byington, Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist (COMS) (he/him/his) > President of Kansas Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired > Membership Coordinator for Friends In Art of the American Council of > the Blind >> 712 S. Kansas Avenue >> Suite 414D-F >> Topeka, Kansas 66603 >> (785) 221-7111 >> Professional email: ByingtonCOMS@... >?? Personal email: Byington@... >? KABVI email: KABVI@... ? ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Coby Livingstone via groups.io
Sent: Friday, February 14, 2025 9:04 AM
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [OandM] Looking for O&M specialists with experiences in teaching cooking! (Paid research study)? Jen, I appreciate your request for clarification on the study. I hope the researcher has also included the purpose of having orientation and mobility and the domain of the V Vision rehab rehabilitation Therapistconfused. Best, ?Coby livingstone, OTR/L, retired CVRT ? There needs to be clarification: ? O&M is orientation and mobility – learning of indoor/outdoor travel skills with the preferred mobility tool for the blind, visually-impaired and deafblind individual. Are you sure you are not looking for vision rehabilitation specialist who are skilled at teaching daily living skills, which includes cooking. ? Can you clarify who you are seeking for participants in this study. ? Thank you! ? Jen ? ? We are researchers from UT Austin working on accessible task assistance for blind and low vision people. For our research, we are looking for occupational therapists and orientation and mobility specialists who have experience assisting blind and low-vision people in cooking. This will be a 2-stage study and both will be on Zoom and take 1.5 hours. During the first session ($45 for 1.5 hours), you will be re-writing a cooking recipe to make it more accessible to blind and low-vision individuals. During the second session ($45 for 1.5 hours), you will be actually providing remote guidance to a blind participant through a video call based on the recipe you have recreated in the first session. If you would like to learn more about the study and possibly participate, please send an email to?minahuh@.... Thank you so much! (Please let me know if this email is inappropriate for this group). -- Ph.D. student, Department of Computer Science, UT Austin
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Re: Looking for O&M specialists with experiences in teaching cooking! (Paid research study)
Jen, I appreciate your request for clarification on the study.
I hope the researcher has also included the purpose of having orientation and mobility and the domain of the V Vision rehab rehabilitation Therapistconfused.
Best,
?Coby livingstone, OTR/L, retired CVRT
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On Feb 14, 2025, at 6:44?AM, Jen via groups.io <jenandnixon@...> wrote:
? There needs to be clarification: ? O&M is orientation and mobility – learning of indoor/outdoor travel skills with the preferred mobility tool for the blind, visually-impaired and deafblind individual. Are you sure you are not looking for vision rehabilitation specialist who are skilled at teaching daily living skills, which includes cooking. ? Can you clarify who you are seeking for participants in this study. ? Thank you! ? Jen ? ? We are researchers from UT Austin working on accessible task assistance for blind and low vision people. For our research, we are looking for occupational therapists and orientation and mobility specialists who have experience assisting blind and low-vision people in cooking. This will be a 2-stage study and both will be on Zoom and take 1.5 hours. During the first session ($45 for 1.5 hours), you will be re-writing a cooking recipe to make it more accessible to blind and low-vision individuals. During the second session ($45 for 1.5 hours), you will be actually providing remote guidance to a blind participant through a video call based on the recipe you have recreated in the first session. If you would like to learn more about the study and possibly participate, please send an email to?minahuh@.... Thank you so much! (Please let me know if this email is inappropriate for this group). -- Ph.D. student, Department of Computer Science, UT Austin
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Re: Looking for O&M specialists with experiences in teaching cooking! (Paid research study)
There needs to be clarification: ? O&M is orientation and mobility – learning of indoor/outdoor travel skills with the preferred mobility tool for the blind, visually-impaired and deafblind individual. Are you sure you are not looking for vision rehabilitation specialist who are skilled at teaching daily living skills, which includes cooking. ? Can you clarify who you are seeking for participants in this study. ? Thank you! ? Jen ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Mina Huh via groups.io
Sent: February 13, 2025 7:35 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [OandM] Looking for O&M specialists with experiences in teaching cooking! (Paid research study)? We are researchers from UT Austin working on accessible task assistance for blind and low vision people. For our research, we are looking for occupational therapists and orientation and mobility specialists who have experience assisting blind and low-vision people in cooking. This will be a 2-stage study and both will be on Zoom and take 1.5 hours. During the first session ($45 for 1.5 hours), you will be re-writing a cooking recipe to make it more accessible to blind and low-vision individuals. During the second session ($45 for 1.5 hours), you will be actually providing remote guidance to a blind participant through a video call based on the recipe you have recreated in the first session. If you would like to learn more about the study and possibly participate, please send an email to?minahuh@.... Thank you so much! (Please let me know if this email is inappropriate for this group). -- Ph.D. student, Department of Computer Science, UT Austin
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Looking for O&M specialists with experiences in teaching cooking! (Paid research study)
Hi all!?
We are researchers from UT Austin working on accessible task assistance for blind and low vision people. For our research, we are looking for occupational therapists and orientation and mobility specialists who have experience assisting blind and low-vision people in cooking. This will be a 2-stage study and both will be on Zoom and take 1.5 hours. During the first session ($45 for 1.5 hours), you will be re-writing a cooking recipe to make it more accessible to blind and low-vision individuals. During the second session ($45 for 1.5 hours), you will be actually providing remote guidance to a blind participant through a video call based on the recipe you have recreated in the first session. If you would like to learn more about the study and possibly participate, please send an email to? minahuh@.... Thank you so much! (Please let me know if this email is inappropriate for this group).
Best regards, Mina
-- Mina Huh Ph.D. student, Department of Computer Science, UT Austin Austin, TX, 78712
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Registration open for BRAVO Summer Camps in NC
Registration is now open for Bravo Summer Camps!
BRAVO (Blue Ridge Adventures ~ Vision Optional) is a nonprofit based in Asheville, providing outdoor adventure for youth with blindness and low vision. We have two camps available this summer:? our Bravo Asheville Day Camp (July 7-11) and our Bravo Nantahala Adventure Camp (July 13-17).? You can find out more at .? Details about our celebrated Adventure Camp are also posted below. Bravo Nantahala Adventure Camp Where:? Nantahala Gorge, near Bryson City, North Carolina
When: Sunday, July 13 through Thursday, July 17, 2025
What: An overnight outdoor adventure camp for kids who are blind or have a significant visual impairment, and who are ready to stretch their legs and hit the trail.? We plan to hike, raft, climb, swim, and zip in and around the Nantahala Gorge in Western North Carolina.? We’ll stay in the Group Lodge at Wildwater Nantahala, and spend some time at the Nantahala Outdoor Center too.? There are 12 spaces available for the 2025 camp.
Who: ?Campers are rising 9-12 graders with blindness or low vision.? Instructors include certified Teachers for the Visually Impaired and Orientation & Mobility Specialists, along with a few other adventurous souls, both blind and sighted.? 2025 is our tenth year hosting an outdoor adventure camp for the blind.
You can learn more about our eligibility guidelines and registration process at Contact: ?For more information, contact Jay Hardwig at jay@... (preferred) or by calling or texting or 828-335-1136.
-- Jay Hardwig, MA, COMS, NBCT Buncombe County Schools IFB Solutions
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That worked!? Thank you.
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Julie D. Henry, COMS
Orientation & Mobility Specialist
411 W. Front | Tyler, TX | 75702
O: 903.590.4356 | M: 903.316.2272
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On Behalf Of Jenine Stanley via groups.io
Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2025 2:21 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [OandM] Aira and Walmart
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Hi Julie,?
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On Jan 28, 2025, at 2:36?PM, Julie Henry via groups.io <jhenry@...> wrote:
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Thank you for this information. I will definitely use it with my clients. Do you have another link?? This one does not seem to work.
Orientation & Mobility Specialist
411 W. Front | Tyler, TX | 75702
O: 903.590.4356 | M: 903.316.2272
For anyone looking for interesting activities for O&M lessons or wanting to introduce working with visual interpreting apps, Aira is free to use at any Walmart or Walmart Super Center, plus??through
February 16. If you’d like more information about this pilot program and to help us secure Walmart as a permanent Access Network partner, visit?.?
Director, Customer Success & Engagement
Direct Dial: 1-614-600-7408
Access to visual information is a human right.?
Learn more about visual interpreting at?.
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Director, Customer Success & Engagement
Direct Dial: 1-614-600-7408
Access to visual information is a human right.?
Learn more about visual interpreting at
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Jay Hardwig