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    Trischa Zorn

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    Overview A blind swimmer with a vision… many people do not understand this. Trischa Zorn‚ born without both irises (a disease called Aniridia)‚ has always been a persistent and persevering person. From her childhood she dreamed of being famous. This inspired her to accomplish every-day tasks which other blind people could only dream of. She is now well-known as the most decorated Olympian and Paralympian. Blinded by the light On the June 1‚ 1964 in Orange‚ California a beautiful baby was born to

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    Tibet View The Blind

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    In the film Blind sight there is a goal to help the blind children of a underprivileged children of Tibet. The children were almost cast away from the town because of their inability to see. The film was to help these children feel a sense of self-worth where they had otherwise felt neglected. The goal of the mission was to climb the mountain called La parie with a peak of 23‚000 ft. throughout the film the importance of the hike changes from achieving reaching the peak to the children being able

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    BRAIN PORT DEVICE

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    BRAINPORT VISION DEVICE By D.KALAIVANI R.PARVATHI DEVI ABSTRACT “BRAINPORT DEVICE” The device which sends visual input through tongue in much the same way that seeing individuals receive visual input through the eyes is called the “Brainport Vision Device”. BrainPort could provide vision-impaired people with limited forms of sight. To produce tactile vision‚ BrainPort uses a camera to capture visual data. The optical information

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    decide. In Jorge Luis Borges’ short story‚ The Book of Sand‚ the point of view is in first-person. Throughout the story‚ the narrator states events that bring up magic realism and makes the reader question if these events can happen in reality. The narrator is our only source of what is happening in this story‚ but is his facts true‚ or a fragment of his imagination? The point of view is the way the author decides to tell a story and gives us insight on the events happening. Borges decides to tell this

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    In his essay‚ Bogard states that darkness should be preserved‚ due to all of the light pollution. Paul Borges argument is effective because he pulls out facts to back up his reasoning‚ his use of emotional connection when he states feelings from religious groups and his use of imagery‚ such as “Covered with a blanket of life” Right off the bat‚ Borgard jumps into the facts. According to the World Health Organization‚ light pollution reduction efforts and glare reduction efforts both the national

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    DOUBLE ME vs. MY SON THE FANATIC I have chosen this painting - Double Me - to put the short story - My Son the Fanatic - into perspective Double Me was painted in 1993 by the Danish artist Michael Kvium and is one of a series of four paintings. In the painting there are two men. They’re both dressed in black. Their positions towards each other looks strained‚ as they are holding hands while pushing their weights forward‚ as if they are fighting. Also their faces are only a few centimeters from

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    Do you know who is the first deaf blind person to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in the Harvard University ? Today I would like to introduce a book called Helen Keller A Life to all of you. The book was written by Dorothy Herrmann. And it’s subject is biography about the life of Helen Keller. I will divide my presentation in four parts‚ they are the introduction‚ reason why I chose this book to read‚ the message we can get‚ and my feeling to this book. The book contains many chapters about

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    English Journey's End

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    Compare the ways that Owen conveys powerful feelings about war in these two poems Introduction: * Poems written by him through his own experiences at war. * WW1 poet – solider * Anthem of doomed youth = beginning * Send off = end of war * WO influenced by war to write Para 2: Setting/context Anthem for doomed youth | The send off | Beginning of war 1914 | End of war 1918 | In the trenches “wailing shells” “guns” Shows horror of trenches. | Maybe train station

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    Can blind people see in their minds? How do they dream like? Do they know what colors are? How in general do they percept world with their eyes never opened since they were born? Those are some of many questions that we may possibly ask a blind person. Can we explain them what color red is? We’ve all seen what it is like. To explain it we have to “turn on a different mode” in our heads. We do not only see colors. Like this red dress‚ black cat‚ hazel eyes. When we close eyes and think about color

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    M2 part - Considering your work for Task 2 e or f‚ indicate how some of the fundamental principles of HCI have been applied and how the specific need has been met. In this part of the assignment I will be reflecting on the specialist input (e) design I have designed. I have designed a keyboard which has Braille keys‚ for the purpose of the people who are blind‚ as this keyboard will be an advantage for the blind which means that they will not be isolated just because they are blind‚ but in fact

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