[access-uk] Re: Magazines
- From: "ari" <aridamoulakis@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2007 17:08:31 +0200
Hi Jackie,
I'd love to read the review thanks. The guy who imported the KNFB reader
here actually did it through Sight And Sound apparrently, I found that very
strange, because I don't understand why he didn't import directly from
America, but chose to buy it from the UK instead? Anyway, on the subject of
magazines, if you guys want different braille magazines, you can always
order from Blind SA as well, as I know there are some people from the UK and
Europe who actually do get magazines, so they will send. The English
magazines that are available is Imfama, which is mostly about the SANCB, but
it also has some very interesting articles about blind people, Braille
Trumpet, which is a sort of African news, articles, and Current Affairs
thing, Braillorette, which is also about disability and technology and
stuff, and Blindaba, which is like a magazine for young blind people, say
maybe sort of high school and older, with articles about most things, like
sports, entertainment, and it also has Pen Pals page. Some of these
magazines you can read online, but I do know that people overseas can get
braille coppies. For some reason, you can't read Blindaba and Imfama online,
and, Braillorama does have some English, but it's mainly afrikaans. The site
with the magazines on is
www.blindsa.org .za
You click on the link that says resources for members, then on the link
which says free braille magazines, then on the link for Click on this link
to download a digital copy of our magazines.
Ari
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