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The Songs of Love Foundation
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Posted: 01 Apr 2009 01:42 PM PDT
The Songs of Love Foundation is a non-profit organization devoted to
writing and recording personalized songs for children and teens who are
chronically or terminally ill. Each child receives a CD of his or her
own song, free of charge, with original melody and lyrics based on
profiles submitted by hospitals and families. Every "song of love" is
one of a kind; songs are never duplicated.
To request a song, fill out the Songs of Love Profile Sheet giving all
of the child's special interests, hobbies, favorite people, pets, music
and things.
Songs can be written in any language and style for children up to age
21. Expect a four to six week wait for regular delivery; orders can be
rushed for special circumstances.
For more information, click this link to visit
http://www.songsoflove.org <http://www.songsoflove.org> or call
800-960-7664.
How can I send a fax from the Internet?
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Posted: 01 Apr 2009 01:17 PM PDT
One of the most aggravating things for a blind person who works in an
office environment is the fax machine. It's the one device that
accessability hasn't caught up with yet.
Eventually it happens. You have to send a fax. You can't easily use the
machine because of the flat pannel that makes feeling the buttons
impossible, you're not sure which way to put the paper in so that the
printed side will be faxed, and will you even get things lined up right
so the document can be read on the other end? It makes you feel totally
helpless to have a sighted person always assisting you with the fax
machine.
Don't worry, the internet and a variety of email services have solved
this problem. Did you know that you can send a fax from the net? Some
services are free, while others have a very small monthly service charge.
Click this link to visit Kevin Savetz frequently asked questions page:
/How can I send a fax from the Internet?/
<http://www.savetz.com/fax/#metrohispeed>.
Receiving a Fax
Here's a way to send and receive faxes for free online, you can even get
your own free fax number.
DepositDox offers a free phone number and account where you can receive
faxes. They store your faxes using secure encryption and will notify you
when you receive a fax. You can store faxes in your account and even
search through them. Their free account lets you store up to 1,000 pages
and it provides you with a toll free fax number. There is a 250 page
limit for the first month and then a document per day limit. You must
use your number at least once a month or you’ll lose it. There are
premium plans which removes these restrictions. I have not tested the
service for accessibility.
Click this link to start sending and receiving faxes with
http://www.depositdox.com <http://www.depositdox.com>.
Baen Books: Free to Disabled Readers
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Posted: 01 Apr 2009 11:59 AM PDT
From the website:
Baen Books (http://www.baen.com), a publisher of science fiction,
provides its books to fans who are blind, paralysed, or dyslexic, or are
amputees, in electronic form free of charge.
Baen Books is making this offer in recognition of Veterans Day, and all
our disabled military veterans. Many Baen authors are veterans
themselves, using a military setting as the setting of their tales.
Jim Baen, founder of Baen Books, who passed on June 28, 2006, decided to
"provide each challenged reader with a permanent pass" to the regular
e-publication of Baen’s new books. His successor, publisher Toni
Weisskopf, is implementing his idea with this program.
Since 1999, Baen has published its new books as ebooks each month, in
several formats, with no Digital Rights Management, through
WebScriptions (www.webscriptions.net <http://ww.webscriptions.net>), for
a small fee. Now, this service will be available at no cost to the
disabled, who must apply for this privilege.
Applications will be processed by ReadAssist
(http://www.readassist.org), a volunteer group devoted to helping
disabled readers find the books they want in the form they need, and
join the community of fandom. The application form has been set up by
ReadAssist, and can be found through either the WebScriptions or
ReadAssist websites.
If you'd like to volunteer to help ReadAssist, please contact them at
query@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:query@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>.
Iheard Some Great Internet Radio
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Posted: 01 Apr 2009 10:12 AM PDT
Internet radio is probably one of the best things to happen since the
invention of the light bulb! Ok maybe not, but it's still really nice to
be able to listen to music without the adds and long-winded DJs.
Iheard is a site from Fusa Capital that hosts a huge database of online
radio stations that you can search instantly! You can also browse the
directory of thousands of stations categorized by genre, country, and
language.
Iheard doesn't host or stream any of the radio stations, they simply
capture and store the data about each station and then connect the
listeners to the stations. However, the cool thing about Iheard is that
it does not just link you to the radio station site, but instead
actually plays the streams off the original site, which is really nice.
Depending on the station, you'll have a choice of streaming formats
including Windows Media Player, iTunes, Winamp, and RealPlayer, so
you're pretty much covered when it comes to listening to a station.
Iheard also includes simulcasts offered by AM and FM radio stations on
top of Internet-only radio stations. Finally, the stations have ratings,
so you can quickly find the most popular stations by seeing how many
green stars it has. Have fun and enjoy your newfound radio stations!
Click this link to visit http://www.iheard.com <http://www.iheard.com>.
All Things Radio
Now, let's not give up on traditional radio. All Things Radio is a
podcast with radio industry news, live streams, classic airchecks,
jingles, sweepers, a weekly show, and well, it's ALL THINGS RADIO!
Click this link to learn more and subscribe to All Things Radio:
http://www.legend-oldies.com <http://www.legend-oldies.com>.
Click this link to listen to radio stations that stream on the web:
http://www.billsparks.org <http://www.billsparks.org>.
Primer: Your First Electronic Magnifier
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Posted: 01 Apr 2009 08:26 AM PDT
Primer is a light-weight, hand-held electronic magnifier that connects
in minutes to any television set. Magnification depends on the size of
your TV. For example, a 20-inch TV will let you magnify from8x to 15x.
Features:
* Displays black and white images in normal, positive enhanced, or
negative enhanced.
* Lightweight easy-to-hold camera/controller.
* CCD camera,
* auto-focus,
* lifetime lamps,
* tracking roller,
* one button control.
* Automatic switching between TV viewing and magnification.
Primer, Black and White Model:
Catalog Number: 1-03929-00
No Quota, shipping added. TV not included.
Click here to purchase this item through our Quick Order Entry page:
http://shop.aph.org/quickentry.asp <http://shop.aph.org/quickentry.asp>
If you need assistance, click this link to read the Fred's Head
Companion post "Purchasing Products From The APH Website Is Easy"
<http://fredsheadcompanion.blogspot.com/2005/11/purchasing-products-from-aph-website.html>.
American Printing House for the Blind, Inc.
1839 Frankfort Avenue
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 6085
Louisville, Kentucky 40206-0085
Toll Free: 800-223-1839
Phone: 502-895-2405
Fax: 502-899-2274
E-mail: info@xxxxxxx <mailto:info@xxxxxxx>
Web site: http://www.aph.org
Shopping for unique gift items?
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Posted: 01 Apr 2009 06:48 AM PDT
In this record we have pulled together a number of sources for on-line
gifts and novelties. We compiled this list with the help of the Fred's
Head Brain Waves participants. We hope it will be useful when searching
for those hard-to-find gifts for Mom, Dad, a special friend or teacher
at school or even for your favorite four-legged companion.
Speak to Me Catalog: http://www.speaktomecatalog.com
<http://www.speaktomecatalog.com> is a great source for talking gifts.
They have talking and audible products for people of all ages. Their
product links are arranged in alphabetical order to facilitate
navigation, and the site provides links to audio clips of many of their
products. Among their many categories you will find talking cookie jars
and stuffed animals, singing key chains, audible luggage locators,
talking measuring tape and scales, clocks, and hand-held electronics.
Another on-line source for gifts is the Parents & Friends Association of
the California School for the Blind (PFA-CSB):
http://www.pfa-csb.org/holiday.htm <http://www.pfa-csb.org/holiday.htm>.
It contains links to a variety of businesses that carry toys, games, and
other fun items for visually impaired kids. Some of these items include
computer CD-ROMs, movies, music, and talking globes.
The American Printing House for the Blind: http://www.aph.org
<http://www.aph.org> is one of the largest producers of materials for
visually impaired people. They offer a wide variety of special aids,
tools, and supplies that are useful at home, at work, or at school. Some
of their products include: 4-track tape recorders, Talking computer
software, and educational games. In addition, they carry a line of
"Special Touch" gifts. Among these you can find T-shirts with the
braille alphabet, sweatshirts, braille key chains, and greeting cards.
Independent Living Aids: http://www.independentliving.com
<http://www.independentliving.com> is a company that carries products
for people with disabilities. In their selection of products you will
find nice gift items for those who like games or sports. They have a
"Game Balls" category that lists all kinds of audible balls. They also
have a variety of board games like Monopoly, Chess, Scrabble,
Battleship, Chinese Checkers, Backgammon and different card games. While
you are in their Web site, you may also want to check out the
"Children's Talking Games" and "Crafts" categories.
Abilitations: http://www.abilitations.com <http://www.abilitations.com>
is a company that offers products for children with special needs. Many
of their products focus on sensory stimulation, movement, positioning,
exercise, aquatics and play. Among their products you will find: Therapy
Balls, Movement Scarves, Saddle Floats and Tactile Stepping-Stones.
Blind Treasures: http://www.blindtreasures.com
<http://www.blindtreasures.com> is a unique business. It is mainly an
Email-based service. Users may subscribe (free of charge) to an Email
newsletter, called The Treasure Scroll. This newsletter provides
information about new products, which are often one-of-a-kind. If a
member likes a product, they may email their request. If the requested
item is still available and in stock, payment arrangements can be easily
made.
After getting a hat and a T-shirt, what about braille jewelry? Braille
Jewerly.com: http://www.braillejewelry.com/home.htm
<http://www.braillejewelry.com/home.htm> has unique designs of pins,
pendants, rings, bracelets, earrings, key chains, cuff links and tie
tacks. Some of these items can be personalized and are made in brass,
sterling silver or vermeil. Very original!
Personalized Braille Pendants by Kim Christiansen Designs
These personalized pendants by Kim Christiansen have become one of the
most popular items to hit the braille jewelry market since Christiansen
Designs created the world's first line of braille jewelry some 17 years
ago.
This handsome sterling silver pendant can be embossed with a person's
name or a meaningful word, up to 7 cells. The pendant is 3/4" wide, and
1" to 1-3/4" high, depending on the number of braille cells needed for
the word you select (the braille reads downward from the point where it
attaches to the chain; to read it properly, you would hold the pendant
horizontally in your left hand at the end where the chain attaches, and
with your right hand read the braille from left to right). All pendants
come with a beautiful 16 inch or 18 inch sterling silver snake chain -
your choice.
For yourself or as a gift for another, these lovely pieces will long be
remembered.
Click this link to order or see a picture of a pendant:
http://www.nbp.org/ic/nbp/PBP001.html
<http://www.nbp.org/ic/nbp/PBP001.html>.
BlindBargains.com <http://www.blindbargains.com> tells us about The
Crazy Frog TShirts Ebay store which features several custom-made items
with braille messages. You can order various-sized shirts and teddy
bears, and choose to have the braille raised (for the blind) or flat
(for sighted readers). We are unsure as to the accuracy of the braille
on these items.
Click this link to visit The Crazy Frog TShirts Ebay store
<http://search.stores.ebay.com/SignatureDesignz_braille_W0QQfciZQ2d1QQfclZ4QQfsnZSignatureDesignzQQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQftsZ2QQsaselZ102513901QQsofpZ0>.
Finally, if you prefer something sweet and tasteful you may want to try
the Chocolate Experience: http://members.
tripod.com/~Chocolates/textcatalog.html
<http://members.tripod.com/%7EChocolates/textcatalog.html>. They
manufacture all kinds of chocolate novelties such as braille chocolate
bars and chocolate guide dogs. They also have braille cards and gift
baskets.
Infant and Toddler Tees with Braille
Bitty Braille is a hip and trendy children's t-shirt line that will make
you "see" things a little differently. The fashion forward tees for
infants and toddlers featuring simple words in Braille are not only cute
but give back to a good cause.
Independent designer, Julie Dutt, of julie*ann handmade goods, is proud
to introduce http://www.bittybraille.com, an expansion on her popular
Braille product line that targets a smaller audience, those of the
infant and toddler size. Inspired by the success of her Braille pendants
and charms, the new tee collection features simple Braille words on
stylish 100% cotton tees.
These unique t-shirts are adorned with simple "kid-friendly" words like
cutie, laugh, smile and darling, set in Braille using swarovski crystals
for the girls and metal studs for the boys. The translation is hand
embroidered beneath. You can also get them personalized with your
child's name. Bitty Braille tees come in a variety of colors and sizes
from 3/6 months to size 4T. They are sweatshop free, made in the USA of
100% cotton and incredibly soft. Each design is handcrafted by the
company's owner/designer, Julie Dutt.
Another product offered is a luscious modern baby blanket made with
soft, fine-wale ivory corduroy paired with a plush pastel dot fabric. To
add more to this textural feast for baby, a soft polar fleece panel
features babies' first initial in Braille made using blanket-stitched
felt dots. The lovey size of 17" square is perfect for toting around
everywhere and sure to be babies favorite blanket.
How about fun hair clips for girls? Sturdy metal clips are covered in
rich grosgrain ribbon and feature a first initial in Braille on a pearly
white flower. The clips coordinate perfectly with all the Bitty Braille
tees for girls and come in olive, sky, pale pink and chocolate.
Bitty Braille products make more than just a fashion statement. A
portion of the proceeds will be donated to the American Foundation for
the Blind (http://www.afb.org) <http://www.afb.org>. The tees will come
with an information card about AFB and a short history of Braille.
For more information, please contact:
Julie Dutt
julie*ann handmade goods/bitty braille
Phone: 315-533-0824
Email: julie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:julie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Web: http://bittybraille.com
At First Sight: Fine and Fashion Braille Jewelry
Everyone likes giving and receiving jewelry, especially unique,
handmade, and custom-designed items. You don't have to be blind or have
low vision to appreciate the beauty of these unusual, finely crafted,
and fun braille pieces^DDLthey're perfect for anyone on your holiday
gift list.
At First Sight promotes braille literacy within the blind and sighted
communities by offering unique, handcrafted fashion jewelry, including
bracelets <http://braillestone.com/braceletsfashion.php>, necklaces
<http://braillestone.com/necklacesfashion.php>, earrings
<http://braillestone.com/earringsfine.php>, pendants
<http://braillestone.com/pendantsfashion.php>, and one-of-a-kind items
<http://braillestone.com/oneofakind.php>:
Click this link to visit the At First Sight website at
http://www.braillestone.com <http://www.braillestone.com>.
Christiansen Designs
The Braille Collection
<http://christiansendesigns.com/braillejewelry/index.html> for men and
women includes sterling silver and gold pendants
<http://christiansendesigns.com/braillejewelry/Products/pendants.htm>,
earring
<http://christiansendesigns.com/braillejewelry/Products/earrrings.htm>,
pins <http://christiansendesigns.com/braillejewelry/Products/pins.htm>,
rings and cuff bracelets
<http://christiansendesigns.com/braillejewelry/Products/ringsbracelets.htm>,
and men's key chains, cufflinks, and tie tacks:
<http://christiansendesigns.com/braillejewelry/Products/mens.htm>
Click this link to visit Christiansen Designs at
http://christiansendesigns.com <http://christiansendesigns.com>.
Braille-A-Wear
Wearable, fun embroidered clothing, including T-shirts, tote bags, hats,
and bibs, created by Deb Kersey-Tagoe and her daughter Bronwen Tagoe.
Phrases include "Blind People Do It In the Dark," "Braille Is
Beautiful," "Dots Talk," "Cane or Canine: That Is the Question," and "Oy
Vey." Prices range from $8.50 to $29.00.
>Click this link to visit Braille-A-Wear at
http://www.braille-a-wear.com <http://www.braille-a-wear.com>.
Brailletshirts.com
Hand-crafted men's, women's, and children's braille T-shirts use genuine
Swarovski® crystals or metallic studs as braille dots. Standard grade
two contracted braille phrases include "Brailliant," "Braille is cool,"
"Can you see me now?" "Can't touch this," and "Feel the love." Also
available in grade one braille. Prices range from $12.95 to $29.95.
Click this link to visit http://www.Brailletshirts.com
<http://www.Brailletshirts.com>.
Primitive State T-Shirts
Create your own custom-designed braille T-shirt or hoodie
<http://www.primitivestate.com/category.asp?dept_id=5>. Choose your word
or phrase (a maximum of 10 characters) and then select your T-shirt or
hoodie style and color. Prices range from £16.50 to £34.50.
Click this link to visit Primitive State T-Shirts in the UK at
http://www.primitivestate.com <http://www.primitivestate.com>.
The Chocolate Vault
Chocolate braille plaques embossed with "Merry Christmas" and "Happy
Holidays." $10.95 each. When you order, you may choose milk, dark or
white chocolate Each piece is presented in a box with a see-thru lid.
Click this link to visit The Chocolate Vault
<http://www.chocolatevault.com/_christmas/pages/chrisb.htm>.
fun-radios.com
STEP BACK IN TIME WITH A RADIO, TURNTABLE, CD PLAYER OR JUKEBOX FROM
FUN-RADIOS.COM! Browse the Online Store to see the great selection of
Desktop and Traveler Radios, Console and Tabletop Turntables, Music
Boxes and more! These are fabulous replicas of the early days of radio,
crafted with attention to every detail, built using the finest materials
and featuring the latest in audio technology. Fun Radios aren't just
your average gift idea - they're fun AND functional too!
Click this link to visit http://www.fun-radios.com
<http://www.fun-radios.com>.
Fun-Lamps.com
Search this Online Lamp Shop for the brightest ideas in lighting - from
whimsical kids' lamps, fun novelty lamps, to elegant and themed
decorator lamps. Looking for a special lamp for a theme room? Know
someone who collects frogs, elephants or Elvis memorabilia? they have
hundreds of lamps in hundreds of shapes, sizes, colors and designs. Fun
Lamps aren't just your average gift idea - they're fun AND functional too!
Click this link to visit http://www.fun-lamps.com
<http://www.fun-lamps.com>.
Fun-Clocks.com
Why settle for an average clock when you can keep time with a Fun Clock
from Fun-Clocks.com? Browse the Online Clock Shop for whimsical novelty
and collectible clocks or classy decorator clocks. Looking for a special
clock for a theme room? Know someone who collects frogs, sunflowers or
Marilyn Monroe memorabilia? they have hundreds of clocks in all shapes,
sizes, colors and designs. Fun Clocks aren't just your average gift idea
- they're fun AND functional too!
Click this link to visit http://www.fun-clocks.com
<http://www.fun-clocks.com>.
CustomPhones.com
Why settle for an average phone when you can talk to your friends with a
Fun phone from CustomPhones.com? Browse the Online Shop for whimsical
novelty and collectible phones or classy decorator phones. Looking for a
special phone for a theme room? Know someone who collects frogs,
sunflowers or sports memorabilia? they have over one thousand phones in
all shapes, sizes, colors and designs. Fun phones aren't just your
average gift idea - they're fun AND functional too!
Click this link to visit http://www.customphones.com
<http://www.customphones.com>.
Shadows in the Dark
Shadows in the Dark offers a large selection of braille greeting cards
with braille pictures and more than 2,000 specialty gifts. Their contact
information is:
Shadows in the Dark
22615 Mathis Road
San Antonio, TX 78264-9581
Phone: 210-621-2070
Email: info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Web: http://www.shadowsinthedark.com
All the businesses mentioned above have made a great effort to make
their sites accessible to blind and visually impaired individuals. This
should help to make your shopping experience "a piece of cake".
How to assist people with disabilities in a disaster
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Posted: 01 Apr 2009 05:40 AM PDT
People with disabilities who are self-sufficient under normal
circumstances may have to rely on the help of others in a disaster.
Provide Assistance
Do You Know Someone With A Disability?
* People with disabilities often need more time than others to make
necessary preparations in an emergency.
* The needs of older people often are similar to those of persons
with disabilities.
* Because disaster warnings are often given by audible means such as
sirens and radio announcements, people who are deaf or hard of
hearing may not receive early disaster warnings and emergency
instructions. Offer to be their source of emergency information as
it comes over the radio or television.
* Some people who are blind or visually-impaired, especially older
people, can be extremely reluctant to leave a familiar
surroundings when the request for evacuation comes from a stranger.
* A guide dog could become confused or disoriented in a disaster.
People who are blind or partially sighted may have to depend on
others to lead them, as well as their dog, to safety during a
disaster.
* In most states, guide dogs will be allowed to stay in emergency
shelters with owners. Check with your local emergency management
officials for more information.
* People with impaired mobility are often concerned about being
dropped when being lifted or carried. Find out the proper way to
transfer or move someone in a wheelchair and what exit routes from
buildings are best.
* Some people with mental retardation may be unable to understand
the emergency and could become disoriented or confused about the
proper way to react.
* Many respiratory illnesses can be aggravated by stress. In an
emergency, oxygen and respiratory equipment may not be readily
available.
* People with epilepsy, parkinson's disease and other conditions
often have very individualized medication regime's that cannot be
interrupted without serious consequences. Some may be unable to
communicate this information in an emergency.
Be ready to offer assistance if disaster strikes
If a disaster warning is issued, check with neighbors or coworkers who
are disabled. Offer assistance whenever possible.
* Prepare an emergency plan.
Work with neighbors who are disabled to prepare an emergency
response plan. Identify how you will contact each other and what
action will be taken.
* Evacuation.
Be able to assist if an evacuation order is issued.
* Provide physical assistance in leaving the home/office and
transferring to a vehicle.
Provide transportation to a shelter. This may require a
specialized vehicle designed to carry a wheelchair or other
mobility equipment.
* Self-Help Networks
Self-help networks are arrangements of people who agree to assist
an individual with a disability in an emergency. Discuss with the
relative, friend or co-worker who has a disability what assistance
he or she may need. Urge the person to keep a disaster supplies
kit and suggest that you keep an extra copy of the list of special
items such as medicines or special equipment that the person has
prepared. Talk with the person about how to inform him or her of
an oncoming disaster and see about getting a key to the person's
house so you can provide assistance without delay.
/(Information for this article was obtained from the Federal Emergency
Management Agency.)/
Are You Ready for a Disaster?
The US Department of Homeland Security has launched a website to help
people prepare for disasters. The Ready Campaign website,
http://www.ready.gov <http://www.ready.gov>, helps people get started by
taking three simple steps: Get a Kit; Make a Plan; and Be Informed. The
Ready.gov site also features video demonstrations
<http://www.ready.gov/america/about/instructional.html>. Individuals can
call 800-BE-READY for more information.
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