From richard43manor at gmail.com  Tue Jan  2 18:58:38 2018
From: richard43manor at gmail.com (Rick Holley)
Date: Tue, 2 Jan 2018 13:58:38 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Jan. At Large Chapter Meeting
Message-ID: <647D4DDD7053401C86E566F6F3EAB158@LENOVO0A00C700>

Greetings in the New Year!

Date: Jan. 9
Time: 8 PM
Subject: Pastoral Duties by the blind

Tele. No.: 877-394-5901
Passcode:6149670

I'd like to discuss two topics: a new 'freeconferencecall no.

More communications within the chapter.Speaker: Jeff Lucas

Sorry for the mistakes.
Rick Holley

From dandrews at visi.com  Sat Jan  6 02:48:28 2018
From: dandrews at visi.com (David Andrews)
Date: Fri, 05 Jan 2018 20:48:28 -0600
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Spaghetti Dinner
Message-ID: <auto-000096446145@mailfront2.g2host.com>


>
>From: Butterfly Enterprises <butterfly.m.enterprises at gmail.com>
>Date: Fri, 5 Jan 2018 13:08:38 -0500
>Subject: Can you please put this out on the list?
>To: nfbv-announce-owner at nfbnet.org
>
>Baby it???s cold outside

>
>Don't worry, the NFB of Virginia Peninsula Chapter has the perfect solution.:
>
>Spaghetti!!
>
>That's right, on January 20 2018 we are hosting 
>a spaghetti dinner where you can enjoy a big 
>hearty bowl of spaghetti, some warm garlic bread 
>and tasty and crisp side salad.  After filling 
>your belly with all this warming delicious food, 
>you can wash it all down with a nice cool drink 
>and polish off the meal with a yummy 
>dessert.  How much will such a scrumptious 
>sounding meal like the above cost you 
>ask??  Well, I am glad you asked, because even 
>though this is a fundraiser for our NFBV 
>Peninsula chapter,you can be enjoying this meal 
>right along with us for the low low price of 
>only 8 dollars.  Even better, if you are a 
>veteran, we got you covered, you can be digging 
>in for only half price.  That's right only 4 
>dollars for our treasured veterans.?  I hear 
>another question coming on, what if I can???t 
>make it you ask?  No worries, you can donate to 
>our chapter to help us as we further the mission 
>of the NFB by changing what it means to be blind.?
>
>
>
>When:1/20/2018
>
>Time:3-6
>
>Where: 681 Dresden Dr.
>
>Newport News, VA 23601
>
>Please RSVP and send any questions to Chapter president Uricka Harrison
>
>@757 349-9234 by call or text or email at
>
><mailto:Uricka.harrison at icloud.com>Uricka.harrison at icloud.com
>
>If you just want to send a donation you can contact our chapter treasurer
>
>Nathan Branch
>
>@ 757 977-9718


From tracy.soforenko at gmail.com  Sun Jan  7 18:06:04 2018
From: tracy.soforenko at gmail.com (Tracy Soforenko)
Date: Sun, 7 Jan 2018 13:06:04 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Richmond Seminar Room Sought by Mark Canamaso
Message-ID: <019d01d387e2$2f8ced80$8ea6c880$@gmail.com>

Mark Canamaso, our Prince William Chapter President, is seeking a room to
share at Richmond Seminar. Mark failed to book a room by the deadline and
hopes someone has a room available for a room share.

Mark can be reached as follows:

*	Marc Canamaso, President
*	Phone: (571) 208-7889
*	E-mail: marc.canamaso at gmail.com

 

Tracy Soforenko

President, National Federation of the Blind of Virginia

202 285-4595

Tracy.soforenko at gmail.com <mailto:Tracy.soforenko at gmail.com> 

www.nfb.org <http://www.nfb.org> 

www.nfbv.org <http://www.nfbv.org> 

National Federation of the Blind. Live the Life You Want

The National Federation of the Blind is a community of members and friends
who believe in the hopes and dreams of the nation's blind. Every day we work
together to help blind people live the lives they want.

 



From jsorozco at gmail.com  Sun Jan  7 22:20:00 2018
From: jsorozco at gmail.com (Joe Orozco)
Date: Sun, 7 Jan 2018 17:20:00 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] The Vigilant, January 2018
Message-ID: <002001d38805$a89a60e0$f9cf22a0$@gmail.com>

Hello everyone,

Please kindly click on the link below to read this month's newsletter. It's
complete with information about this month's legislative efforts, board
meeting, and affiliate responsibilities this summer that could really
benefit from your beautiful talents and valuable time. You can read it at:

http://www.nfbv.org/vigilant-january-2018/

Thanks!

Joe Orozco, Editor




From tracy.soforenko at gmail.com  Tue Jan  9 05:15:24 2018
From: tracy.soforenko at gmail.com (Tracy Soforenko)
Date: Tue, 9 Jan 2018 00:15:24 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Agenda for the NFB of Virginia Board of Directors
 meeting (1/15/2018)
Message-ID: <015701d38908$daa77e70$8ff67b50$@gmail.com>

Please find below and attached the agenda for Monday's Board of Directors
meeting. 

Please consider coming early (around Noon) for the pizza lunch run by the
Virginia Association of Blind Students.

 

National Federation of the Blind of Virginia (NFBV)

Meeting of the Board of Directors

Monday, January 15, 2018

1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M.

 

Virginia Department for the Blind and Vision Impaired

Library and Resource Center

395 Azalea Avenue

Richmond, Virginia 23227

 

I.                                  Call to order and Invocation 

II.                                Roll call of Members and introduction of
guests

III.                              Reading & Approval of minutes from NFB of
Virginia Board of Directors Meeting November 3, 2017 - Jennifer Shields,
Recording Secretary      

IV.                             Treasurer's report - Mark Roane, Treasurer

V.                               Richmond Seminar - Derek Manners,
Legislative Co-Chair

A.         2017 issues - Derek Manners

B.         Team assignments 

VI.                             Upcoming 2017 Washington Seminar, Deepa
Goraya

VII.                            Project RISE - Kathryn Webster

VIII.                          Administrative issues

A.         All chapters should submit updated membership lists and annual
.50 per member to Treasurer Roane, including email addresses, for the
Affiliate Email Distribution List

IX.                              2018 NFBV Committee Assignments and Reports

 

A.         Membership - Sandy Halverson

B.         NFB of Virginia James Nelson Scholarship-  Brian Miller 

C.         Public Outreach/Meet the Blind Month - Corlis Jones and Uricka
Harrison

D.        Fundraising - Michael Kasey

E.         McDonald Fellowship Program-  Mary Durban

F.          BELL Program - Nancy Yeager and Beth Sellers

G.        Chapter President Virtual Retreat- Uricka Harrison

H.        Convention Operations & Logistics - Joe Orozco

I.     Communications - Sarah Patnaude

X.                                Divisions

A.         Students - Robert Parsons

B.         Seniors - nancy Yeager

C.         Parents - Laurie Wages

D.        Guide Dog Users - Michael Valentino

E.         Dual Sensory Impairment - Valerie Luther

F.          Merchants - Harold Wilson

XI.                              2018 National Convention 

A.         Convention Host Committee responsibilities

B.         Virginia Table

C.         Dates and location; July 3- 8, Orlando, FL - Rosen Shingle Creek

D.        McDonald Fellowship / Jernigan Scholarship

E.         Subsidies; Tracy

F.          Reminder of the need to have chapter pledges to the following by
the May Board meeting:

1.	White Cane Fund
2.	Jacobus tenBroek Fund
3.	Shares Unlimited in the NFB (SUN)
4.	Jernigan Fund
5.	NFB Camp. 

XII.                            Topics for a Workshop for the May 2018 Board
Meeting - Tracy Soforenko

XIII.                          Other business

XIV.                          Date and location of next Board meeting - May
19.

 

 

Tracy Soforenko

President, National Federation of the Blind of Virginia

202 285-4595

Tracy.soforenko at gmail.com <mailto:Tracy.soforenko at gmail.com> 

www.nfb.org <http://www.nfb.org> 

www.nfbv.org <http://www.nfbv.org> 

National Federation of the Blind. Live the Life You Want

The National Federation of the Blind is a community of members and friends
who believe in the hopes and dreams of the nation's blind. Every day we work
together to help blind people live the lives they want.

 

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From richard43manor at gmail.com  Tue Jan  9 20:27:16 2018
From: richard43manor at gmail.com (Rick Holley)
Date: Tue, 9 Jan 2018 15:27:16 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Virginia At Large Meeting Reminder
Message-ID: <25F8621502F04041AD70893597F0BA45@LENOVO0A00C700>

Yes, the meeting is tonight at 8PM
Tele.Conf.No.: 877-394-5901
Passcode: 6149670

Looking forward to meeting.
Rick Holley


From patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com  Tue Jan  9 23:13:26 2018
From: patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com (Sarah Patnaude)
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 2018 18:13:26 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Want a Delicious Lunch at the NFBV Board Meeting?
 VABS Has You Covered!
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From cnusbaumnfb at gmail.com  Tue Jan  9 22:38:14 2018
From: cnusbaumnfb at gmail.com (Chris Nusbaum)
Date: Tue, 9 Jan 2018 17:38:14 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Want a Delicious Lunch at the NFBV Board Meeting?
 VABS Has You Covered!
Message-ID: <9AE711E1-FB7D-4725-A29B-2318C09779EF@gmail.com>

Attention Food-loving Federationists:

As you know, the kickoff to our Federation year is upon us: the first state Board meeting of 2018, which serves as the lead-up to our annual Richmond Seminar. If you have read the logistical information for this year's meeting, you will have observed that the proceedings will take place during the lunchtime hours. Naturally, then, those who are traveling to Richmond on January 15 may wonder how you will satisfy your afternoon hunger. Fear not, friends?the Virginia Association of Blind Students has you covered!

During the meeting, there will be an opportunity for you to chow down on 2 slices of delicious pizza and a drink provided to you by VABS for the low price of $5. This year, we're also excited to add a little something to satisfy your sweet tooth: a yummy piece of cake for only $1. But that's not all! If after filling your belly you also want to fill your wallet, we invite you to participate in our 50/50 raffle with the purchase of 1 ticket for $5 or 3 tickets for $10. So, as you learn about our legislative action items and plan for another exciting year for the NFBV, get your lunch, enjoy a sweet treat, and get a chance to win some cash while supporting Virginia's blind students. We hope you'll take advantage of these opportunities in Richmond!

Bon appetit,

 Chris Nusbaum, Secretary
Virginia Association of Blind Students
Phone: (443) 547-2409
Email: cnusbaumnfb at gmail.com
Twitter: @Chrisn98 and @VABS_students


From patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com  Thu Jan 11 04:33:20 2018
From: patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com (Sarah Patnaude)
Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2018 23:33:20 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Room Share available with Nancy Yeager
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From: patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com (Sarah Patnaude)
Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2018 10:00:26 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Legislative Priorities from the Blind of Virginia
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From patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com  Mon Jan 15 00:43:09 2018
From: patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com (Sarah Patnaude)
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2018 00:43:09 +0000 (UTC)
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] A Big Compromise in Price with a Small Compromise
 in Features: a Review of the Orbit Reader 20
References: <1966706817.2264283.1515976989140.ref@mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <1966706817.2264283.1515976989140@mail.yahoo.com>


>From Nancy Yeager

At the November 2017 Virginia Association to Promote the Use of Braille meeting at our NFBV convention, there were many questions about the Orbit Reader. The article below provides answers to many of the questions.

Hi all.
I have other articles I can share specific to braille if people want.
I have included a link to this one, as the article on the Access World site contains many links to information which cannot be included in the list, as I believe it's text only.

Scott

http://www.afb.org/afbpress/pubnew.asp?DocID=aw190103
This article supplements Deborah Kendrick's October 2016 article on the basics of the Orbit Reader 20, providing more detailed information concerning the display's performance as a notetaker and as a terminal connected to other devices.

The Orbit Reader Refreshable Braille Display

The Orbit Reader is intended primarily as a braille display for reading braille files and for connecting to external devices. With a much lower price point than other 20-cell displays, the Orbit Reader does not have onboard translation options, cursor routing buttons, or many of the other features found in braille devices that cost thousands of dollars more. The Orbit Reader also does not offer applications for scheduling appointments, performing calculations, keeping track of the time, or opening formats other than BRL, BRF, and TXT.

Physical Description of the Orbit Reader

The Orbit Reader measures approximately 6 inches wide by 4 inches deep by just over 1 inch high. With the device oriented so the braille display is closest to you, the layout is as follows. At the front of the device is the 20-cell braille display. To either side of the display, you will find the panning buttons, which can be pressed up or down. Above the display, you will find orientation dots above cells 5, 10, and 15. Behind the display, from left to right, you will find Dot 7, the Spacebar, and Dot 8. Directly behind the spacebar are four Arrow keys with a round Select button in the center. Behind the Arrow keys is the 6-dot Perkins-style keyboard. These keys are oval-shaped, and arranged straight across from one another. On the back of the device are, from left to right: the power button, an SD card slot with a card already inserted, and a Micro USB connector for charging the Orbit Reader and connecting to devices via USB. On the front of the Orbit Reader 20 you will find two holes, one on each side, for attaching a strap or lanyard to the display (a strap is not provided).

Flipping the device over, you find many screws, four rubber feet, and the plastic battery door. The battery door is removed by unscrewing two screws.

Braille Display Performance

A few things stood out immediately concerning the braille display itself. One of the things that makes the Orbit Reader such an affordable option is the technology it uses for refreshing. Instead of refreshing all cells simultaneously, the display refreshes cell-by-cell. Though there is a slight delay in refreshing when connected to external devices, there is almost no delay at all when using the internal reader. The refreshing of the braille cells is a bit noisy, but no worse than a rather loud laptop. To hear for yourself, check out this recording presented in Braillecast Episode 4.
Reading on an external device seems to produce about the same amount of noise. Inputting text in braille while connected to an external device is a bit louder.

Internal Features of the Orbit Reader 20

The File Manager

The File Manager allows you to browse and interact with the contents of an SD card. The user has the ability to create new folders, mark documents, sort files in multiple ways, rename files, or move them.

Using the Standalone Reader

The Orbit Reader operates in two modes: Standalone or Remote. In Standalone mode, it has a File Manager, Reader, and Editor. The Reader is fully functioning but supports only plain text and digital braille files. There are options to save bookmarks, find text, and scroll by larger chunks of text. The reader preserves your place in a file upon exiting with dot 7. Loading of braille or text documents is nearly instantaneous. An 857 KB BRF file from Bookshare and a 989 KB text document each loaded in less than half a second.

The Orbit Reader 20 does not support formats such as Rich Text, Microsoft Word documents, ePub, and the like. The manual recommends using a utility for Windows called Send To Braille, which adds an option to the Windows context menu to create an unformatted braille file that can be copied to an SD card. For Mac users, running the Braille Blaster program is the only suggestion given to get BRL or BRF files. On either platform, you can also use the online document conversion tools on Robobraille to convert various file formats to digital braille or text.

The Editor

The Editor is the Orbit Reader's basic notetaker. When running Editor in the background, loading your most recently edited file will take about a second. If you are in the File Manager, or reading a book you wish to take notes on, you can quickly jump to the last file in the Editor by pressing Spacebar + Dots 1, 2, 4, and 6.

Though the Orbit Reader has some unique commands, many follow the conventional keyboard mapping on a braille notetaker. For example, pressing Spacebar with Dots 1, 2, and 3 will jump to the top of the file. You can also use block commands in the Reader and Editor, with options to cut, copy, and paste. When you wish to save your changes, press the Select button twice to exit the Editor. If you switch off the Orbit Reader without saving your changes, it retains the modifications you have made as long as it doesn't crash or lose battery power.

If you write the name you'd like to use for your file at the top of your document, the Orbit Reader 20 will automatically add it as the file name. When you reopen a file using the File Manager, it opens in the Reader. To continue editing your document, press Spacebar + E. You can verify that you are in the Editor, as a cursor will be visible.

Miscellaneous Comments

The orbit Reader does not ship with a case. One is available for purchase through Executive Products for $78.95. If the Orbit Reader goes completely dead, you must revive it using the power supply that came with the display, though it seems to handle other power supplies just fine as long as the battery is not completely flat. If you wish to update the Orbit Reader, you will need to do so using a Windows computer, as there is no way to do so on the Mac.

Connecting the Orbit Reader 20 to External Devices

The Basics

The Orbit Reader 20 allows the user to connect through USB or Bluetooth. To configure the various options associated with either Bluetooth or USB, from anywhere within Orbit Reader, hold down the Select button and press the Up Arrow. Then, move through the various options with the Up and Down Arrow keys until you find your desired option. TO change that option, use the Right or Left Arrow keys to select the choice that best suits your needs. With USB, the menu option is simply called "USB." You can connect in HID, Mass Storage, or serial port modes. Mass Storage allows you to plug the Orbit Reader into a Mac or PC and modify the contents of the SD card.

For the Bluetooth settings, you can choose to pair by using an option called "just works" or "confirm code." "Just works" does not require a PIN, while "confirm code" will require that you verify that the code shown on both devices is identical. To verify a code on the Orbit Reader, press Dot 8 when prompted. An option below "pair" of equal importance depending on your screen reader is the "Emulate" option.
When turned on, this will trick the screen reader in to thinking the Orbit Reader 20 is a Refreshabraille 18. This is done so that the Orbit Reader is compatible with devices that do not natively support the Orbit Reader. For users of JAWS, any version of NVDA before 2017, Mac OS 10.11, iOS 10.2, or BrailleBack, it will be necessary to turn this on. The good news is that you have support for older screen reader versions and operating systems, but the somewhat bad news is that you only get 18 cells of braille. While this is a drawback, 18 cells of braille are certainly better than 0. It wasn't possible for me to test all configurations and all of the supported screen readers, but I do cover several in this article: VoiceOver on iOS and Mac, NVDA, JAWS, and VoiceView on the Kindle Fire HD tablet.

Connecting to iOS

An iPhone SE running iOS 11.2 was used to connect to the Orbit Reader.
As with all of the Bluetooth connections, I chose to use "just works"
because? it just works. I will not walk the reader through the pairing process of each device, as the Orbit Reader User guide details the steps for each device. The one exception is the Kindle Fire; more on that later.

As mentioned earlier, typing on iOS is a bit louder than typing in the internal Editor. There is also a slight delay when panning the braille display, though it wasn't so pronounced as to cut into productivity.
All keyboard commands function as expected; it's a decent enough experience. Not having cursor routing buttons was an adjustment, but I was able to use the rotor to get past their absence. This did cut into productivity when editing, but the rotor in VoiceOver gives you access to enough ways to navigate that editing text is possible. While I grew used to pressing a cursor routing button to activate an item, I was still able to do this using the Select button. Even without a select button, I could have pressed Spacebar + Dots 3 and 6 to select an item. You can also navigate around iOS with the Arrow keys. Each of the Arrow keys performs the equivalent of a one-finger flick on the touchscreen.

Connecting to Mac OS

I connected the Orbit Reader 20 to a mid-2013 11-inch Macbook Air running Mac OS High Sierra. When connected via USB, the refresh time is very slightly slower than it is in the internal Reader and Editor.
There was an additional challenge with Mac OS over iOS. While Spacebar
+ Dots 5 and 6 will take you to the next element in the rotor,
Spacebar + Dot 3 or Dot 6 will not move the cursor by the selected unit. In defense of Orbit Research, this bug is a shortcoming only Apple can fix. Anyone using Mac OS 10.8 and later with any braille display experiences this bug, it just has a bigger impact on people using devices that don't have cursor routing buttons. True, you can take your hands off of the display to flick up or down on the trackpad or press either the Up or Down Arrow key on the keyboard, but this can also slow you down in a lot of ways, since you have to take your hands off of the braille display to manipulate your work. While this may not impact people who receive both speech and braille together, for those only using braille, this can significantly drop productivity. That said, many keyboard commands are available, and it's possible to map your own keyboard command to various functions of VoiceOver. If you don't like reading manuals, you can always press Spacebar + K to launch keyboard help. If you are the type who reads manuals, Apple has a chapter dedicated to braille displays in their VoiceOver User guide.
Though the Orbit Reader is not listed as one of the supported devices, it is supported with both USB and Bluetooth.

Connecting to NVDA

NVDA 2017.3 was used to conduct this part of the evaluation. One thing that stands out using NVDA is that you don't need additional drivers when you're connecting the Orbit Reader 20. Another thing that stands out is that the user who utilizes NVDA has a free screen reader with developing braille support. The biggest issue I've found with this setup is that when contracted input is selected, NVDA will sometimes decide to stop accepting braille input from the display. This is not an issue unique to the Orbit Reader, but is worth pointing out.
Restarting NVDA will bring input back.

Contracted braille input can be slightly tricky on NVDA, because the text you type is not translated until you hit the Spacebar. It's also a bit tricky since, like with earlier versions of iOS and Mac OS, the translator does not take into account the context of what is being typed when editing. For example, I missed the letter "n" when typing the word "on" in the preceding paragraph. I moved to where I needed to insert the letter, did so, and received "onot." Other contractions are not yet being used properly with the UEB table, such as the word "it's." At the moment, it is always translated as "x's." It's translated correctly with US contracted braille, though.

Unlike other displays on the market, and unlike on Apple products, NVDA has a very limited set of keyboard commands for navigation. The only commands you have allow you to move up or down a line, to move forward or backward by character, or to press Enter. While these are useful commands, it would be nice to see a more substantial set of commands to help offset the lack of cursor routing buttons. It is my hope that the developers of NVDA and Orbit Research will work together to offer a more robust set of keyboard commands in future releases of NVDA. It's also worth noting that NVDA's support for contracted braille input is only a few months old, so further development will hopefully occur.

Connecting to JAWS

JAWS version 18.0.4350 was used for this evaluation. As written above, you must emulate a Refreshabraille 18 for the Orbit Reader to connect.
While this limits you to 18 of the 20 cells of braille, the good news is that JAWS already has a large set of keyboard commands that work with the Orbit Reader. Whether working in, and manipulating, multiple windows, editing documents, or doing research on the Internet, JAWS and the Orbit Reader have you covered. Contracted braille input is a pleasant experience, as the translator correctly interprets typing.
Further, JAWS takes context into account when editing, which makes for a more expedient editing experience than working with NVDA. That pleasant experience does come with a price tag of $895.00.

Connecting to Kindle Fire OS

A Kindle Fire HD 8 (7th generation) running Fire OS 5.6 was used to evaluate the Fire OS. Though the Orbit Reader manual does not discuss how to pair Fire tablets, Amazon has a page dedicated to braille that details how to enable VoiceView and pair with supported braille displays.

Once paired, as the page indicates, you have a lot of options for keyboard commands that will let you navigate the operating system.
Some will be familiar to braille users, while others will be completely different. For example, Spacebar + H will take you to the Kindle's home screen, Spacebar + Dot 1 takes you to the previous item, while Spacebar + Dot 4 will take you to the next item. Unlike the other configurations covered in this review, the Select button doesn't have a function in Fire OS. Instead, you must press Spacebar + E (the Enter key) to activate an item. If you plan to navigate the home screen without speech, in order to show which of the items is highlighted when you press Spacebar + E to activate, you must go into
Settings>Accessibility>VoiceView>Braille and check the box called
"Show Accessibility Focus on Braille Display." If this is turned off, there could be up to three items on the display at once and unless you use speech, there is no way to tell which application is selected.
However, if left turned on, when you open a book, for example, Dots 7 and 8 always show up underneath the text. Further, after restarting the Kindle Fire HD, I had to reconnect the Orbit Reader each time using speech. Because of these two shortcomings, the Kindle HD is not something I could recommend for a deaf-blind user who is entirely reliant on braille. Note that this is not a problem specific to the Orbit Reader; other devices require the same re-pairing.

Text input works fairly well in contracted and uncontracted braille.
When writing an email using contracted braille, the translator unpredictably missed typed letters.

Reading books on the Fire HD is a wonderful experience with the Orbit Reader. Buying content from the Kindle Store is easy to do, and you can then read that content with no trouble using this display. You can also read email and browse simple webpages. At the time of writing, an HD with 16 gigabytes of memory cost $79.99, making it the most affordable option currently on the market.

Conclusion

Once the Orbit Reader 20 is available for purchase, it will be a very economical option. With a compromise in price, there comes a small compromise in features. Certainly, the Orbit Reader is not the quietest display on the market, nor does it have cursor routing buttons. It will, however, have a built-in notetaker, the ability to read braille and plain text files, and the ability to connect to many external devices. At $449 the Orbit Reader will be a very budget-friendly option for many. Orbit Research and the rest of the Transforming Braille Group are to be commended for keeping the price of this display as low as they have with just a few compromises. I hope the Orbit Reader will soon be available for purchase, as it will bring braille into the hands of many more people.

Product Information

Product: Orbit Reader 20
Price when available: $449
US Distributer: American Printing House for the Blind




Sarah Patnaude
Corresponding Secretary, National Federation of the Blind of Virginia
patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com
(804) 591-6153
www.nfb.org
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Live the Life You Want.

The National Federation of the Blind is a community of members and friends who believe in the hopes and dreams of the nation's blind. Every day we work together to help blind people lie the lives they want. 



From patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com  Mon Jan 15 23:53:04 2018
From: patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com (Sarah Patnaude)
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2018 18:53:04 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] 2018 Washington Seminar Fact Sheets
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From patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com  Tue Jan 16 20:46:53 2018
From: patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com (Sarah Patnaude)
Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2018 20:46:53 +0000 (UTC)
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Project RISE: Are You a Mentor?
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>From Kathryn Webster

Program Coordinator, Project RISE




This serves as a final call for those interested in applying for the Project RISE core mentor position.

Please send your resume to Tracy Soforenko (tracy.soforenko at gmail.com) and Sandy Halverson (sjh300 at outlook.com) by Sunday!

We are seeking ambitious, independent, confident, and experienced mentors who possess positive blindness philosophy to serve as core mentors for the 2018 Project RISE! Below, you will find a program description, as well as core mentor responsibilities.

Please note: mentors and volunteers must be available on the below dates:

February 11: 2-5pm mentor training

February 17: 10am-3pm session1

March 17: 10am-3pm session2

April 7: 10am-3pm session3

May 12: 10am-3pm session4

June 7-9: final session in Baltimore at our headquarters!

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Program Description

Project RISE, (Resilience, Independence, Self-Advocacy, Employment) is a transition program, focusing on providing blind and low vision students with the skills necessary to become competitively employed. These skills will be useful whether the students attend an institution of higher education, a vocational school, or enter the job market directly after high school. Project RISE will combine the knowledge of successful blind professionals, the positive philosophy of the NFB, and a strong curriculum to give blind students, between the ages of 14-22, the skills and confidence they need to be successful. This program has the potential of changing the future of blind students. During this pilot year, Project RISE will be coordinated in northern Virginia.

Throughout the six months, students will meet one Saturday a month, for about five hours, participating in workshops designed to make them more competitive in the job market. Some topic areas include: travel and transportation, independent daily living skills, communication and interview techniques, and dressing appropriately for job settings. Throughout Project RISE, students will have access to successful blind mentors. Finally, students will have some kind of work experience during the summer months. The Saturday programs will run from February to May, with the last program session as a weekend spent at the National Federation of the Blind national center during the month of June.

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Mentor Responsibilities

Approximate Time commitment: 5 Hours a month for events, 1.5 hours a week in addition to monthly events
   
   - Serve as point of contact for a group (3-5) of students
   - Follow up with students in between events via phone and email
   - Assist in giving feedback to students on their writing assignments and guidance on reading assignments
   - Complete any other duties as assigned by program coordinator

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Requirements for Personnel Contractors

All those contracted to provide services are required to go through a background check, performed by the state of Virginia.

All mentors must be able and willing to commute to the northern Virginia area for all program trainings, events, and meetings.

If awarded a contract, individuals will be providing services subject to the terms outlined in the independent contract.

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Next Steps

If interested, send a resume to Tracy Soforenko (tracy.soforenko at gmail.com) and Sandy Halverson (sjh300 at outlook.com)?by January 21, 2018. Interviews will be coordinated dependent on your qualifications and experience. We are excited to implement this pilot program, and hope you are, too!

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Let me know if you have any questions!

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Best,

Kathryn Webster

(203) 273-8463

Rise.nfbv.org


From markwroane at gmail.com  Wed Jan 17 00:03:24 2018
From: markwroane at gmail.com (Mark W. Roane)
Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2018 19:03:24 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Reimbursement Request Form
Message-ID: <005a01d38f26$98043c60$c80cb520$@gmail.com>

Good evening all,

Attached please find our Reimbursement Request Form.  Please use this form
when requesting reimbursement for your Richmond Seminar Hotel and or
transportation.  If you are requesting reimbursement for the complete hotel
room cost, please indicate who you shared your room with.  Finally, ensure
that your hotel receipt is attached or sent in the mail.  No reimbursement
can be made without a receipt.

Thanks,

Mark

 

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From patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com  Fri Jan 19 17:36:35 2018
From: patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com (Sarah Patnaude)
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2018 12:36:35 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Win Money for Applying for the National Scholarship
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From patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com  Fri Jan 19 20:26:22 2018
From: patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com (Sarah Patnaude)
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2018 15:26:22 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Announcing 2018 Fairfax Chapter officer election
 results
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From patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com  Sun Jan 21 16:44:17 2018
From: patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com (Sarah Patnaude)
Date: Sun, 21 Jan 2018 11:44:17 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Update on Charlie Brown
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From patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com  Tue Jan 23 03:18:42 2018
From: patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com (Sarah Patnaude)
Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2018 22:18:42 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Washington Seminar events
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From patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com  Thu Jan 25 04:50:36 2018
From: patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com (Sarah Patnaude)
Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2018 23:50:36 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] You Are Invited to the 2nd Annual Richmond Chapter
 Chili Cookoff
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From patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com  Thu Jan 25 16:14:22 2018
From: patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com (Sarah Patnaude)
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2018 11:14:22 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Streaming General Assembly Committee  Meetings
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From patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com  Thu Jan 25 19:57:32 2018
From: patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com (Sarah Patnaude)
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2018 19:57:32 +0000 (UTC)
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Charlie's progress
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>From Sandy Halverson1st Vice President, National Federation of the Blind of Virginia
I am pleased to tell you Charlie will be going home Friday and is looking forward to continued recovery from his real home.? He and Jacki thank you for calls, visits, and cards.? Their home number is 703-534-0747 and if neither is close enough to a phone to answer, leave a message; I?m sure you will hear from them as soon as possible. There are many doctor appointments and tests to be scheduled in the next several weeks to measure Charlie?s internal response to his cancer but we are all pleased with gains made in physical therapy. Charlie is now on a support cane for walking long distances and uses a walker when that is most efficient.? Keep Charlie and Jacki in your prayers and we know we will see them at our Arlington and Winchester chapter meetings as health and stamina permit.

Sarah Patnaude
Corresponding Secretary, National Federation of the Blind of Virginia
patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com
(804) 591-6153
www.nfb.org
www.nfbv.org
Follow us on Twitter @NFBVirginia
Find us on Facebook @NationalFederationoftheBlindofVirginia

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From tracy.soforenko at gmail.com  Sat Jan 27 04:21:33 2018
From: tracy.soforenko at gmail.com (Tracy Soforenko)
Date: Fri, 26 Jan 2018 23:21:33 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] 1/30 Congressional Reception at the Newseum
Message-ID: <07be01d39726$50de1740$f29a45c0$@gmail.com>

Hi Virginia Federationists,

 

As many of you should have heard on the Presidential Release and through
other means, there is a special Congressional Reception we are holding at
the Newseum on Tuesday, January 30 where members of Congress are invited to
join us for a special exhibit with award winning photographs from the 1968
Tet Offensive. 

 

The Newseum?s newest exhibit, The Marines and Tet: The Battle That Changed
the Vietnam War, the Newseum looks back at the 1968 Battle of Hu??, the
bloodiest single battle of the Tet Offensive and a turning point that
changed the course of the Vietnam War.

Thanks to 3D Printing Works, 10 of the photos are available as tactile
models with detailed audio information to make the exhibit very accessible. 

 

Here are some details. 

 

Tuesday, January 30:

Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Please plan to arrive on time. You will need a badge
you will need to get from me on Monday or your team leader on Tuesday.
Without this special badge, the entrance will be $20 to get into the
Newseum.

Additionally, the light food reception may not be available to you.

You should enter via the main entrance on Pennsylvania Avenue. After
entering the museum, NFB marshals will usher you directly to the Annenberg
Theater where you will be treated to the top musical selections from 1968.
At 6:30 p.m. the program will begin with opening remarks from President
Riccobono, followed by General Glenn Walters (Assistant Commandant of the
Marine Corps), and award-winning photographer John Olson. Following the
short program, you will be encouraged to visit the exhibit located on the
museum?s second floor and enjoy light fare and refreshments provided by
Wolfgang Puck Catering. The reception and exhibit area will close at 8:30
p.m. Lyft has generously agreed to provide $5 off your trips to and from the
Newseum. Details on how to receive this discount will be provided at the
Great Gathering-In.

 

Please be aware that this will be light fare and you should not expect this
will be a full dinner. Additionally, since the State of the Union is
scheduled for Tuesday night  at 9:0 PM, members of Congress are expected to
arrive early and leave early since they are expected back at the Capitol for
the State of the Union address.

The Newseum is located at 555 Pennsylvania NW.

 

I should have sufficient badges for all who communicated they were attending
Washington Seminar.

 

If you have questions, please let me know,

Tracy Soforenko

President, National Federation of the Blind of Virginia

202 285-4595

Tracy.soforenko at gmail.com <mailto:Tracy.soforenko at gmail.com> 

www.nfb.org <http://www.nfb.org> 

www.nfbv.org <http://www.nfbv.org> 

National Federation of the Blind. Live the Life You Want

The National Federation of the Blind is a community of members and friends
who believe in the hopes and dreams of the nation?s blind. Every day we work
together to help blind people live the lives they want.

 



From patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com  Sat Jan 27 14:42:19 2018
From: patnaude.sarah at yahoo.com (Sarah Patnaude)
Date: Sat, 27 Jan 2018 14:42:19 +0000 (UTC)
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] 2018 Washington Seminar Appointments and Team
 assignments
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Message-ID: <1440475912.1645998.1517064139391@mail.yahoo.com>

>From Tracy Soforenko
President, National Federation of the Blind of Virginia


Hi 2018 Washington Seminar Participants attending congressional appointments,

Deepa did a great job booking our appointments but the members of Congress were slow to settle in on their appointment availability. We have 12 of 13 appointments which is very good. We may get the last appointment booked on Monday so please watch your email for updates. Additionally, there is almost always some change due to conflicts with availability for the members of Congress.
 
I have had to do some shuffling since some people we originally expected are unable to join us and we are trying to balance things out. We have worked to ensure that you are all meeting with your members of Congress.

Some of you have been tapped to participate on 2 or even three separate teams but the times do not interfere. We have the following team leaders who will define when the team should meet. At a minimum, you should plan to meet before your first appointment at least 15 minutes before the appointment. Some may choose to meet up at the hotel while others will want to meet outside of the office.

I have put a few from close in Northern Virginia on teams  for part of a day and I really need you to reach out to the team leaders to tell us if you can or cannot attend. We appreciate your flexibility.

Please remember to turn your phone to vibrate or silent within the Congressional offices.

For our appointments, given we are talking about Access Technology, a braille display or note taker might be a useful item to show what we mean by access technology.

Please find the mobile phone numbers for our team leaders:

Michael Kasey 540 760 3885

Mark Roane 318 243 6445

Melody Roane 269 207 2062

Fred Schroeder 703 901 0887

Tracy Soforenko 202 285-4595

Generally, we are meeting with staff members. If we received the name of the staff member, we provided it. For a select subset, we indicate that we are meeting with the member of Congress.

 

Tuesday (1/30) morning

Mark Roane Team Leader-  Mark Canamaso, Andre Hill until 2:00 PM,  Jeannette Gholson, Billie Ruth Schlank

10:00-Congressman Scott Taylor: 412 Cannon House Office Building; meeting with legislative director Reginald Darby


Tuesday (1/30) Morning

Melody Roane, team Leader - Nick Petrillo, Stephanie Deluca, Alex Castillo

10:30 Senator Mark Warner Hart Senate Office Building


Tuesday afternoon

Mark Roane Team Leader ? Melody Roane, Jeannette Gholson , Mark Canamaso, Nick Petrillo

3:30-Donald McEachin: 314 Cannon House Office Building; meeting with Blair Wriston


Michael Kasey Team Leader ?chris Nusbaum, Monica Webster, Sarah Patnaude

Tuesday, January 30

11:00-Congressman Bob Goodla: 2309 Rayburn House Office Building; meeting with staffer Temple Moore

1:30-Congressman Morgan Griffith: 2202 Rayburn House office Building; meeting with Kristin Seum
 
2:30-Congressman David Bratt: 1628 Longworth House Office Building

4:30-Congressman Robert Wittman: 2055 Rayburn House Office Building, Meeting with Congressman Whitman


Fred Schroeder Team Leader - Sarah Blumberg, Sean McMann, John Bailey, Naim Abu-ElHawa, Natasha Hubbard,

Tuesday, January 30

11:00-Senator Tim Kane: 231 Russell Senate Office Building

1:30-Congressman Bobby Scott: 1201 Longworth House Office Building; meeting with the Congressman and with Kimberly Knackstedt, PhD in Education

3:30-Congressman Connolly: 2238 Rayburn House Office Building


Wednesday, January 31

Tracy Soforenko Team Leader - Mark Canamaso, Nick Petrillo, Stephanie Deluca, Alex Castillo, Billie Ruth Schlank, Jeremy Grandstaff

TBD Congresswoman Comstock 229 Cannon House Office Building
 

12:30-Congressman Garrett: 415 Cannon House Office Building; meeting with Legislative Assistant Paul Hartman

3:00-Congressman Donald Beyer: 1119 Longworth House office Building, meeting with Legislative Assistant Kate Schisler
 

Tracy Soforenko

Tracy.soforenko at gmail.com

202 285-4595

 

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