What's going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overlord here We're gonna be talking about max scene in this video here again today We're gonna be going over and recapping everything that we know about Maxine so far and Just some things that I want to tease about the film and for the record I have not seen this movie and I likely will not be seeing it until after it's presumed South by Southwest premiered like the rest of you a lot of you have done a great job It just paying attention to the things I've been correct about and know that I'm not making these things up So most of these things will correlate to the news reports that we've gotten and other things that are alleged Details that have yet to be confirmed by cast and crew Also just to kick it off since this was like a hit tweet yesterday This is just me purely speculating But I think that that whore universal account is basically a reincarnated version of the scream six leaker from last year Who was sharing all those images they got copyrighted if you decided to share them I think this is just that person under a new name Because everything seems very similar. They're stealing tweets and they're tweeting out things that are not true Such as the fact that Maxine will release on February 30th for 2024 You know, that's not true if you check your calendar and that's not a date that exists Yes, it's a leap year, but I think February is only gonna have 29 days not 30. What whatever jumping into the stuff We know about Maxine One me a goth is returning as Maxine the titular character who has made progress in her efforts to be a Hollywood star Then we have number two here Michelle monigan and Bobby can of Ali will start together as a pair of detectives Solving the mystery that is unfolding during the movie. We know there's a secret cast member a young actors Also was cast a star as a young Maxine. So you 100% will dig deeper into her childhood. I know that for a fact Elizabeth to Becky stars as a film director who has taken a liking to Max's potential as an actress John Carlo Esposito is starring as Max's adult entertainment agent. He previously made it clear He'd be sharing scenes with her in an interview or two So it was clear from that interview that he would be sharing the scene with Mia golf's character and a hundred percent. He will be Lily Collins is starring as an actress named Molly and Halsey stars as Tabby who runs into massive problems during the film According to an audition tape that confirmed that her character would be named Tabby as well as some other things that are recently transpired So number eight here. We have Sophie Thatcher who has teased an appearance on her IG stir story earlier this year that she Would make an appearance in Maxine and she a hundred percent does she has a very brief appearance in Maxine Set photos have revealed that victims will be marked with pentagrams during the film Which is likely to raise eyes on the night stalker who is active during this killing spree The killer is definitely not the night stalker though because this film is a who done it and they wouldn't give that away By making it the night stalker Everybody knows the name of the night stalker if you're someone who is into true crime and stuff like that You know who the night stalker was Next here on this list This is just me teasing you all but the prime suspect that a lot of you keep tossing around is likely to shift off your list or Somewhere towards the bottom of the list once you get a chance to see the movie We know it's set in Hollywood and iconic Universal Studios set piece will make an appearance as well This has appeared in previous horror films Or horror film an iconic one if you will and then next here on this list the film has a lot in common I would say when it comes to the screen franchise mostly with screen 3 and A dash or two of screen 5 if I'm being quite honest, but mostly screen 3 Moses Sumney's character works at the video store and his good friends with max Mia got this pulling double duty once again with her performances for those of you who know what that means get excited number 17 here on this list Kevin Bacon is a private detective Who has his eyes on max during the film, but is he the killer? We'll just have to wait and see yes I know the answer to that, but I'm not going to tell you number 18 here to the dudes listening right now You'll probably end up cherishing your nether region a little more after experiencing this film That's all I'm gonna say if you're on my Twitter and you see my tweets, you know what I'm talking about An image has surfaced online indicating post production for Maxine is actually done But IMDb isn't always reliable as we know a Set photo here also is confirming that the Puritan 2 is the film that max has landed a role in since that's her head on the poster Next here, we know that this is intended to wrap up the trilogy that X started back in 2022 so with the downfall of Screen 7 still occurring Maxine has quickly just risen to the top of my most anticipated of the year list Everything I've heard about it brings a smile to my face It easily will be the best slasher who done it for 2024 unless some unexpected newcomer like Founders Day Is able to win me over with no chance of it being dethroned which I don't see possible I'm not even gonna be able to look at Founders Day until after the new year, but my screener is pending The motive also for Maxine I would argue is very timely. It's understandable. It makes sense It's not something that feels thrown together at the last minute It feels like the natural progression of everything we've been hearing about ever since Pearl ever since X and now It's culminating here in Maxine So everything comes full circle and the motive again It speaks to the current times we exist in in terms of the entertainment industry I would argue and it seems very convenient considering all the Heartaches or hardship that Hollywood endured this year with the strikes, etc You get the whole shebang that we know occurred But so you guys can let me know if you're looking forward to Maxine in the comment section down below Why are why not? Do you think that Maxine will end up being your favorite out of the trilogy? Why are why not? Let me know down below. Do you think that Maxine will be the weakest of the trilogy? Let me know why or why not down below Which of the newcomers that are featured in the film are you mostly looking forward to seeing is it Halsey? Is it John Carl co John Carl Esposito Kevin Bacon? Who we know has a very tinkered history with the horror genre as far back as maybe even prior to this I think Friday the 13th was his first horror film. I could be mistaken But those of us who are very familiar with Kevin Bacon Definitely know that he had a hand in that original Friday the 13th film back in 1980 What do you think will happen with Maxine in the film? Who do you think is the killer and what do you think their motive is how similar to screen 5 and screen 3? Do you think this movie will be and what do you think I mean when I make those comments? What do you think this will have or what comparisons or similarities? Do you think this will share with screen 3 and screen 5? I would like to know all of that down a comment section below from you guys I cannot wait to see Maxine when it releases if I had to guess I would predict Since South by Southwest is in March. That's my prediction. They will have a debut at South by Southwest Some days after its debut in March It's gonna release probably later that same week or next week Maybe the 22nd or so because there's another big movie that's coming out in March It won't want to compete with so if it can't do March, maybe April or just have to wait and see Let me know what you're thinking about this down in the comment section below if you haven't already Of course, make sure you go ahead and subscribe turn on post notifications so you never miss a video in the description I'll have links on my social media accounts. 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Designers often speak of creating objects to meet society's needs. But it seems to me that a need could be a luxury or it could be a necessity. So how would we look at need? Yes, let's look at need more closely. Take the chair as an object that has become a necessity today for most people. The earliest historical evidence of a chair comes to us from Egypt around 7000 years ago. Later, innumerable chairs are found across centuries and cultures everywhere. It became a common everyday object by the 16th century in Europe. Let's think about how this single functional object made by people in different times and cultures travelled and got transformed in different societies. The coming of the chair altered even the spaces in people's homes, in cultures like ours where people sat on the ground to eat. Most ordinary folk ate off banana or saal leaves in the kitchen or just outside it. The distance between the person and the food was convenient. When the table came in, instead of the ground, people had to sit on chairs. Meanwhile, the banana leaf was replaced by the plate and with the plate came cutlery. Slowly, sitting at the table and eating became common for most people and for that we needed a special room and so came the dining room. Gradually, our postures got altered and today most urban adults find it very difficult to sit on the floor for long. These only some of the many ways in which changes come about when we adopt designed objects into our lives. So in this way, the chair and the table got absorbed into our lives. That one chair brought about changes in personal and social behaviour, in everyday habits, body movements, even changes in rituals associated with food. It may seem that designing and producing a chair is just a simple act but to design something is to go beyond the immediate task and object. It is to see a series of connections. What sort of connections would come into play while designing a chair? Well, let's examine the concerns of a designer around both the act of conceiving and then of building a chair. The first act that of conceiving the chair urges us to look at how ideas of power, position and physical abilities are vested in an object. Who gets to sit on the chair and for what purpose? And so what kind of a chair must it be? What should it look like? What ideas does it need to convey? All those chairs we saw conveyed specific ideas of social order, status, function, maybe affordability. But what about access? Is there any specific kind of chair that you'd like to look at? Yes, I'd like to take a closer look at the wheelchair. The most important thing about it is that it facilitates mobility, which is a primary requirement for all humans. Beyond mobility, wheelchairs can bring self-esteem to special needs groups. This is very important in the context of illness, injury or disability. It not only changes the quality of life of the individual user, but most significantly it helps to enhance the sensitivity of the larger society across all age groups and social classes. Was this always so? The first wheelchair as we know it was designed in the 18th century. But there is historical evidence of wheelchairs from the 5th century, which tells us that the need for such a product existed for a very long time. There have been several kinds of chairs with wheels in the past. The most rudimentary one might have been a wheelbarrow that also transported goods. From then till now, technology has made it possible to design tremendously flexible wheelchairs. They can not only climb stairs like this one, designed by a student at IIT Kanpur, but are electronically and mechanically powered to perform complex functions. So what was the designer considered when creating something like a wheelchair or any such product for the special needs group? It's a whole set of complex and demanding concerns. The designer has to collaborate with experts from other disciplines to gain an understanding of human behavioural aspects and health aspects. Of course. And then the designer must study the qualities of different materials. They must consider the weight of the chair, the energies of the user and much more. Because if these factors are not taken into account properly, the chair might result in a faulty design that actually causes harm. We don't want to cause wear and tear on the user's joints and spine or cause injury to the tendons or reduce flexibility or increase fatigue. The purpose of the wheelchair is to facilitate independence, not to limit it. In the previous module, we saw how design and technology come together with ergonomics to create comfortable products for everyday things. Wheelchairs are a good example. But let me ask you, all bodies and disabilities are not the same. Is there a choice of wheelchair models in the market? Yes, of course. The different needs of diverse individuals are best met when there are a variety of features to choose from. Beyond this, an existing design or model can be further customized for specific users, thus creating the possibility of greater inclusion. It's not just about improving the quality of a person's life. It's about also every person's right to a life with dignity. Living a life with dignity is a constitutional right, and all the stakeholders need to work together with the same understanding. Apart from the special needs group, who else are the stakeholders? And what do they need to ensure? Well, while the object, in this case the wheelchair, is primarily developed for the person who will use it, a designer must also address issues of convenience, efficiency and safety for the caregivers involved and passers-by who would interact with the wheelchair user. In the case of wheelchairs, a complete ecosystem needs to be mapped out for people of all age groups with varied illnesses and injuries and degrees of disability. This means creating an environment that is non-discriminatory and providing equal and full accessibility for all. Wouldn't a government have a role to play in this? Yes, in making such products available and at affordable costs to all, including the poorest and those living in remote areas. This means disability activists and organizations need to build a greater awareness so that decision makers learn about their concerns and respond to them favorably. Let's ask our students, look around. Is your own context compliant with wheelchair users? The buildings, shops, streets, parks, public transport systems, railway stations? Think about it. Where is the environment suitable and designed to be inclusive? And in what ways does it become problematic and non-inclusive for the differently-abled? Can you try to imagine what the ideal environment would look like? I'd like to share with you the experiences of Hugh Hur, an American mountaineer who had an accident in his youth that got him thinking and experimenting. Today, he's an engineer and biophysicist whose work explores what he calls the interplay between biology and design. His mission is to create prosthetic devices that aim to change, as he says, disability to ability. Okay, let's pause and go to the next tab for more on this. Come back to us after you have seen it.


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After last week's officer involved shooting in Bemidji, concerned citizens took time to address the city council during Monday night's meeting. Community members approached the podium during the council meeting asking for transparency in the investigation and to encourage the police department to release information as soon as possible. Many spoke about what they say are ongoing issues about race relations in the community and how more work still needs to be done. We still have simmering problems that we have to address so I'm hoping when we look at money and we look at budgets we look at diversity we look at trading that we make sure that our officers have that that training is necessary in our community because the perceptions are not good for Indian country we've always had very difficult perceptions of who we are. The case remains under investigation by the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


Namaste. Myself Dr. Mrs. Preeti Sunil Joshi working as assistant professor in Valshan Institute of Technology, Solapur. This session is related with the study of extrinsic semiconductors. Learning outcomes are by the end of this session students will be able to state formation properties and classification of extrinsic semiconductors. The contents include extrinsic semiconductor and classification. We are going to have a discussion on classification of semiconductors which will help us understand the basics of semiconductors better. So let us recall intrinsic semiconductor. In order for a semiconductor crystal to be formed, atoms share electrons with neighboring atoms. For example, in a silicon crystal, every silicon atom inside has four neighboring atoms. Central silicon atoms share their four valence electrons with four neighboring silicon atoms to have eight electrons in its valence orbit which produces a state of chemical stability. This sharing of valence electrons produces covalent bonds that hold the atoms together in a silicon crystal. Now if a crystal is purely made of silicon atoms, that silicon crystal is classified as an intrinsic semiconductor. This is because an intrinsic semiconductor is a pure semiconductor. At room temperature, the heat energy in the air allows the valence electrons in an intrinsic semiconductor to jump into the conduction band and become free electrons. In every electron that jumps into the conduction band, there is also a vacancy which is known as hole that is left in the valence band of the intrinsic semiconductor material. So in an intrinsic semiconductor, the thermal energy just creates an equal number of free electrons and holes. Intrinsic semiconductors act more like an insulator at room temperature. This is because the thermal energy at room temperature only produces a few free electrons and holes which are the current carriers in a semiconductor material. Increasing the operating temperature might produce more free electrons and holes but of course operating at high temperature is not ideal and it will still just create an equal number of free electrons and holes. Yet we say that a semiconductor can be a very useful device in electronics by controlling its conductivity. However, it is not possible in an intrinsic semiconductor since they have poor conductivity. To increase its conductivity, intrinsic semiconductors must be doped with impurity atoms. A doped semiconductor is classified as an extrinsic semiconductor. So a cautious introduction of impurity atoms in a perfect semiconductor crystal produces useful modifications of its electrical conductivity. A controlled amount of impurity added into an intrinsic semiconductor is known as doping. The impurity which is introduced is known as a dopant and a semiconductor that is doped with impurity atoms is called an extrinsic semiconductor. The impurity produced electrons are not temperature dependent but are voltage dependent and they will be under our control. The pentavalent elements from group 5th or trivalent elements from group 3rd are used as dopants. The atoms belonging to these two groups are nearly of the same size as silicon or germanium atoms and easily substitute themselves in place of some of the host atoms in the semiconductor crystal. Thus they are the substitutional impurities and do not cause any distortion in the original crystal structure. Conducting can either increase the number of free electrons or holes in a semiconductor. Because of this, extrinsic semiconductors have two types that is n-type and p-type semiconductors. The advantages of extrinsic semiconductors include the conductivity is high, the conductivity can be tailored to the desired value through the control of doping concentration and here the conductivity is not a function of temperature. Let us now see n-type semiconductor in detail. An n-type semiconductor is produced when a pure semiconductor is doped with a pentavalent impurity such as phosphorus. A phosphorus atom has 5 valence electrons and out of 5 electrons only 4 participate in bonding with 4 host silicon atoms while the 5th electron remains loosely bound. We can see in the diagram. So as a result, the Coulomb force between the phosphorus nucleus and the 5th electron is smaller than that it would be in free space. Therefore, the ionization energy of the 5th electron is very small. Hence the thermal energy can easily liberate the 5th electron from the nucleus. It means that the energy levels corresponding to phosphorus atoms are nearer to the bottom edge of the conduction band. The energy band diagram of n-type semiconductor is shown in the figure here. The energy level due to phosphorus is known as donor level and it represents the ground state of the 5th electron of phosphorus atom. As even a small amount of thermal energy can readily liberate 5th electron from the atom and send it into the conduction band, the donor levels are expected to be located very near to the bottom edge of the conduction band. In n-type semiconductor, the total number of conduction electrons is due to the electrons contributed by donors and those generated intrinsically, while the total number of holes is only due to the holes from the intrinsic source. But the art of recombination of holes would increase the number of electrons. As a result, electrons are the majority carriers and holes are the minority carriers in case of n-type semiconductor. A p-type semiconductor is produced when a pure semiconductor is doped with a trivalent impurity such as aluminum. Aluminium atom has three valence electrons therefore it falls short of one electron for completing the four covalent bonds with its neighbors. When an electron from a neighboring atom acquires energy and jumps into the vacancy to form the fourth bond, it leaves behind a hole. The aluminum atom having acquired an additional electron becomes a negative ion. The hole can move freely in the valence band whereas the impurity ion is fixed in position by the covalent bonds. As the aluminum atom accepted an electron from the valence band, it is called an acceptor atom. The acceptor impurity atom produce holes without the simultaneous generation of electrons in the conduction band. The energy band diagram of p-type semiconductor we can see in the figure. The acceptor level represents the ground level of the hole. As even small amount of thermal energy can make an electron in the valence band jump into the acceptor level, the acceptor levels are expected to be located very near to the top edge of the valence band. A hole is said to have moved from the acceptor atom to the valence band. Therefore in p-type semiconductor holes are the majority charge carriers and electrons are the minority charge carriers. Students now please pause the video and try to write down few comparing points between n and p-type semiconductors. Please check for the correct answers. Now in the doping process manufacturers melt a pure silicon crystal. This will break the covalent bonds and turns the solid silicon crystal to a liquid meaning the atoms don't have any set order or structure. Then impurity atoms are added. If we take pentavalent atoms and add them to liquefied silicon it increases the number of free electrons and creates an n-type semiconductor and going the other way we can add a trivalent atoms which will increase the number of holes creating a p-type semiconductor. Manufacturers control the conductivity of a doped semiconductor through the amount of impurity atoms added. In this case a semiconductor can be lightly or heavily doped. Lightly doped semiconductors have high resistance while low resistance semiconductors are heavily doped. But with careful manipulation of how semiconductor materials of different types interface and the application of voltage in specific ways the resistance can be further increased or decreased. Then let us see the uses of extrinsic semiconductors. Extrinsic semiconductors are components of many common electrical devices. A semiconductor diode the device that allow current only in one direction consists of p-type and n-type semiconductor placed in junction with one another. Currently most semiconductor diodes use doped silicon or germanium. Then transistors they also make use of extrinsic semiconductors bipolar junction transistors that is BJT which amplify current are one type of transistor. The most common BJTs are NPN and PNP type. Field effect transistors are another type of transistor which amplify current implementing extrinsic semiconductors. As opposed to BJTs they are called unipolar because they involve single carrier type operation either n-channel or p-channel. When other devices implementing the extrinsic semiconductor are laser, solar cells, photo detectors, light emitting diodes, thyristors etc. Thank you.


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Ableton On Air is a member of the National Academy for Television Arts and Sciences Boston, New England Chapter. Welcome to this edition of Ableton On Air, the one and only program that focuses on the needs, concerns, and achievements of the differently-abled. I'm your host, Mona Seiler. Arlene is not here today. Before we begin our fabulous show today, we would like to thank our sponsors, Washington Cure and Mental Health, Green Mountain Support Services, and many others, including partnerships with Central Vermont Habitat for Humanity, the Montpelier Sustainable Coalition, and many others. And I would like to say welcome to Nancy Miller, our guest today from the New York City. From New York City, we are talking about Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired with an organization called Visions, Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired. Welcome, Nancy, to Ableton On Air. Lawrence, it's great to be here. Okay. What is the missions and goals of Vision Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired? Let's start there. So, 95 years ago, we were founded by a group of women who felt that the organizations serving people who are blind were not focusing enough on employment of people with vision loss or supporting families where the parents are blind, children are blind, or both. And so, they created a nonprofit agency that really filled in the gaps. And what was especially important about the work that they wanted to create was this was open to people of all backgrounds, all racial and ethnic groups, people speaking all languages. And it was very rare, back in the 1920s, when Visions was founded for programs to be open to anybody regardless of their background. Well, 95 years later, those are still the main program by Visions. We are number one in job placements of people who are legally blind and totally blind in all of New York State. We also provide independent living training, mobility, training paid caregivers of older adults who are experiencing vision loss. We have programs for babies and toddlers, children, youth, adults, and older adults. And all of those programs are based on the premise that blind people are able to do everything that sighted people can do. They just do it differently. And it is often the stereotypes or the misconceptions of the public that hold back people who are blind. It's not that they can't do something, it's that they're not given the opportunity to show that they can't. So Visions mission is really big. Anything that sighted people can do, they just do it differently. So the only thing right now that we can't train a blind person to do is to drive a car. But even that is going to be changing with the new technology. So this is a very positive, optimistic time because so much that's going on in technology has leveled the playing field and made it possible for blind people to be more actively involved in the workplace, in school, and in their community. Well, since you said independent living, let's talk about some of the innovations that Visions is working on with that, especially with your new cookbook, you know, because cooking is part of being on one's own and being independent. So let's talk about a little bit about the cookbook that Vision has. Sure. So one of the skills training that we provide is helping people who are blind or have lost vision to be safe in the kitchen. So we're teaching cooking and baking and slicing and everything that one would need to be a good cook. And out of those experiences, many of our trainers, as well as the blind people we serve said, you know, we have favorite recipes, why don't we share that with the public and really get across the fact that you can cook and bake and serve and make a Thanksgiving dinner or a Christmas dinner or a Passover dinner, even without site. And so we solicited recipes from all of the supporters and participants and staff and volunteers that work at Visions. And lo and behold, we came up with an amazing cookbook. Some of the people who contributed to the cookbook are professional chefs, but most are just ordinary people who love visions and support our work and wanted to share a favorite recipe. It is now available. You can go to our website, www.VisionsVCB.org. That's Visions with an S, V is in Victor C's and Cat V is in boy.org. And $20, you can have it in your format of preference. Most people have been ordering it by email, either as a PDF or a text only version, a Word document, but we also make it available in large print or braille. And we'd love to have you purchase it. All of the money that is raised through the cookbook goes back to provide free services. All of Visions services are provided free of charge to close to 7,000 people every year. Yeah. Now let's talk about there. There's lots of programs that you have. Let's talk about there's a new program called VIEP, Visually Impaired Education Program. Can you speak a little bit about that, please? To various community groups on some training in nursing homes and older adult centers fully find reaching the younger population, whether it's children or whether it's parents of children, reaching them about what is blindness? What does it mean to not be able to see?  And so we've extended our free presentations to various community groups, including school age children. We're now working with non-profit agencies that we would like to see have more board members, more staff, and more volunteers who are blind. These are social service organizations that are serving the general public. But in most cases, even though they're serving people with vision loss, they don't have that group represented. And so our goal is really to talk about the fact that blind people want to contribute. They want to be a part of their communities. They certainly want to be volunteers. They're looking to work. And they're definitely interested in becoming board members. And through our VIEP program, we're doing these presentations, starting with children and teenagers, but also moving to adults and older adults to identify blind and visually impaired people who want to be more active and matching them with organizations that are looking to have really good volunteers and staff. Okay. So I was listening to the beginning part of your conversation when you said about misconceptions. What are the misconceptions that people would especially need? Well, you know, if someone meets a blind person or deals with blind and visually impaired people, because there have been, you know, very famous blind people that have done extraordinary work like Helen Keller and Lewis Braille. But what are some of the misconceptions around people with visual, people with vision loss, like myself, you know, I have challenges, but what are some misconceptions around that? The first things is when somebody hears that somebody is blind, they think that they see nothing at all. And in fact, most of the people who are identified as what's called legal blindness, the legally blind population has remaining vision or residual vision. And the work that visions does is to help people use that remaining vision most efficiently and effectively. Another misconception that people have is that because you lose your vision, you automatically are able to hear better. And the fact is with training, people with vision loss can learn how to use their other senses more effectively and more efficiently, but it doesn't happen automatically. So think of going into a very noisy room and closing your eyes. If you haven't had training, you just hear a lot of noise. But if you're a person with vision loss, you can learn to isolate certain sounds that could be extremely helpful to you. Many people with vision loss can tell you approximately the size of a room just by listening to the echo, or they can tell you whether it's a room that's empty or not. They might be able to hear a chime of a clock that a sighted person couldn't hear. They may be able to tell you where food is coming out during a reception because they can hear the glasses or the plates tinkling when the servers are coming out of the door, or they can hear a door slam, or they can hear a baby cry, but it takes training. It doesn't happen automatically. And that's part of the training we do when our certified professional vision rehabilitation therapists and our certified orientation and mobility specialists, when they work with a person with reduced vision, part of the work they do is this sensory development training the other senses. Other stereotypes or misconceptions that people have about blindness is that everybody who is blind reads Braille. That's not the case. Usually it's only people who can become blind or visually appear during the school years. They generally do learn Braille, but if you lose your vision at an older age, most people don't learn Braille. It requires sensitivity in the fingertips, and it's learning another language. But we teach Braille to anybody who would like to learn it, including older adults. And sometimes it's great just for writing down a memo or a phone number or being able to identify your clothing with a Braille label. Braille comes in handy, and we really, really emphasize it amongst the younger blind population because it does lead to better literacy. And we know from research that if you've lost vision at a younger age and you learn Braille, there is a much greater likelihood that when you graduate, you will become employed. Braille is a communication skill. It teaches you good grammar, it teaches you better communication, and that's one of the skills that a lot of employers look for. So it teaches you better grammar than regular English? Is it more correct than, you know, because I know like, for example, English courses or computer technology nowadays, they have like grammar correcting software like Grammarly and other things. But so is Braille more a much better way to learn communication? Teaching somebody Braille is also teaching them proper grammar, so exclamations. When do you use case or uppercase? Because people have to pay attention when they're learning Braille, I can tell you as a sighted person, I might not have paid attention to all my English classes. It was very easy for me to get distracted. You can't get distracted when you're learning Braille. You have to pay attention. And that's the best way to learn is when you're really invested in the learning. So I wouldn't say it's better, but it forces the person who's learning it to really attend to the lessons and to practice and use it so that it becomes second nature. And I can tell you that amongst our 30% of our staff is blind, they can read faster both listening to a podcast or listening to a book. They read it by listening at a much faster speed than people who are reading it by sight. So in fact, there were some professions, particularly power legals and lawyers who are totally blind, who actually can absorb all of the vast amounts of written material much quicker than the sighted people can and do extremely well in the law profession. Anywhere where there's a lot of reading involved, blind people actually do better than sighted people. Speaking about Braille, let's talk a little bit.  But let's talk, you know, technology has changed. And according to your website, in 2018, Vision's was awarded the New York State contract to be the Assistant Technology Center, ATC providing assistant technology and computer training, serving students and adults who are legally blind in New York State. Can you explain how technology, besides the grant, how has technology changed for the visually implanted and blind population? I can say that this is a great time to be blind when it comes to technology, not only the software, but there is so much more universal design now. So for example, if you have a smartphone, you could do everything on that smartphone that you could do on a laptop or a desktop computer that is adapted so that somebody with no vision at all or with very limited vision is able to use their smartphone as if it were a full computer. The applications that have been created specifically with blind people in mind, the GPS, the all of the mobility applications, all of the zoom text and zoom text and dragon and all of that stuff also. Cation software, there are several versions that that are used by people who are blind have basically leveled the playing field. Again, somebody who is blind can do everything that a sighted person can do on the computer or on the smartphone, but they just do it differently. So we teach those various skills. We also introduce them to all the different devices. And in New York State, the New York State Commission for the Blind will pay for whatever computer, software, or device a person needs in order to be employed. So if there is no out of pocket cost, if a person who's blind gets a job, the state will pay for the equipment they need that makes that job accessible to them. Even off the shelf products like Amazon Echo are particularly helpful for people who are blind. All you have to do is tell the Echo or Alexa what to do or what to search, and you don't need to use a keyboard at all. It's all that right voice. And that makes it so much easier for a person who is blind. But I'm always amazed at all the different applications that have been created and all the different low vision devices that are available both through optometrists and low vision specialists, but also through vision rehab agencies like Visions. There are 16 of us in New York State, but there are agencies like Visions in almost all the states in the country. And we are becoming more and more skilled at and adept at introducing people who are blind to the latest technology, the technology that exists, whether it's news that magnifies or electronic canes that some people like to use. It's just amazing what's being created right now. The biggest problem really is for people of lower income who can't afford it. Yes, some of these is technology. I'm sorry for interrupting. Some of this assistive technology stuff like certain canes and certain devices, the prices go through the roof. So how do you make those accessible? I mean, can they become rentals for people? How do you make certain magnifiers and certain things accessible if someone can't afford them? So if you're that could be any age, if you're interested in working, the commissions for the blind in all the states will pay for or highly subsidize that equipment. The problem is that there is not the same amount of support for an older adult who is retired or not interested in working. There isn't funding and Visions and other agencies have a very hard time supplying the equipment that an older adult with vision loss needs in order to stay independent because there isn't enough funding for it. The vocational rehabilitation money that comes through the federal government is really skewed to helping people be work ready and get jobs. There is very, very little money that has not increased in decades to serve the older blind population and that's one of the advocacy efforts that Visions gets involved with is to try to increase that funding because that's where the majority of blind people are found. It's ages 55 and older where people have been cited their whole lives but as they get older they get an age related eye disease and their vision deteriorates. And yet there's not enough money to help those individuals not only pay for equipment but also pay for the training that they need. Last question before we end we have a couple minutes left. Let's talk a little bit about the camp, VCB, the camp of state New York and how you guys are working with that. Sure, so VCB Vision Center on Blindness has a 37 acre campus just outside of Spring Valley, New York and Rockland County. The property was purchased back in 1951 and I actually started working at that location in 1971. 50 years ago is when I first got introduced to Visions as a summer counselor and that program was originally based on recreational and leisure activities that blind people could use to make their leisure time more productive with really an emphasis on creativity because we've learned over the years that people with vision loss need to be creative and helping people through activities that they love is a way of encouraging that creativity. Well over the 50 years that program has evolved into a rehabilitation training center so that the people who attend VCB now and we are open during the pandemic. We've been open since July 2020 for in-person services. That center now provides pre-employment transition services for blind youth. We provide independent living and mobility training in intensive services over five weeks for adults and older adults who are new to blindness. We offer long weekends all year long for blind people to meet other blind people with an emphasis on fitness, exercise, positive wellness and mental health opportunities for social networking and we do offer technology training. Anybody can apply for those services, the services are overnight and they're free. How many days? How many days? How many days is the camp usually a week? It depends on the time if you four days some of our summer sessions are five days or six days it depends on the time of year and it also depends on what kind of program the person is looking for. Our pre-employment training for blind youth serves an 18 to 22 year old population. It is funded by the commissions for the blind and it's a 15-week program, 12 weeks learning a job skill and then two to three weeks on a paid internship and those services specifically are funded through any state commission for the blind that would like to fund that service. Most of our participants come from New York all over New York state but we have a group that has been coming for years from Massachusetts. We've had Lions clubs that have sponsored transportation for blind families and individuals from Bermuda. We have people who travel from the west because maybe they have family in New York or nearby so they come for one of our extended weekends and then combine it with visiting family so anybody is welcome to apply and you can contact us through info i n f visions vcb.org and we will send you to the right person just give us a little background information what your age is what you're interested in whether or not you're known to the commission for the blind and visually impaired in your state and we'll connect you with the right person to speak with about attending the programs at vcb. Is there a cost for this camp? There is no cost to the individual so there's no out-of-pocket cost anybody can make a contribution if they would like but it's voluntary most of the people that we serve are low income or moderate income so we do get contributions but they are truly voluntary nobody will put any pressure on you to make a contribution we would just like you to benefit from all of the various programs that we offer and in august all of the sessions at vcb are targeted specifically to parents with blind children from babies up to the age of 21 and each of those sessions usually five or six day long sessions allowed parents of blind children to meet other parents who have blind kids and share resources um commiserate um talk about their optimism uh it's a great way to gain support and then the families who come together then get each other's email addresses or phone numbers and they keep in touch throughout the year and of course any of the sighted children in the family are welcome to come and this is what is unique about visions that when we say we serve a blind person we also serve their entire family whether it's a blood family or whether it's a family of affinity we find many older adults have tremendous support from friends and neighbors they may not be blood relatives but these are the people that they communicate with on a daily basis and those individuals are also invited to attend with the blind individual so this is a free service it's open to anybody uh we welcome applications from uh new england from anywhere in vermont we'd love to have you and then we also hire staff both blind and sighted so if you happen to be a college student listening or a high school student who is 18 years of age or older or a graduate student we'd love to have you apply to become a staff at vcb at vision center on blindness okay um well with that said i would like to thank you nancy miller for from visions services for the blind and visually impaired in new york city for joining us um if we're joining us on ableton on air thank you so much and what is the website so again that people can turn three okay um with that said i would like to thank you for joining us on this edition of ableton on air um for more information also on visions again you can go to www.visionsvcb.org that's visions vcb.org this puts an end to this edition of ableton on air i'm lauren siler uh but before we and we'd like to say um special thank you to vision services for the blind and visually impaired um and also partners with the association for the blind and visually impaired um and division for the service uh division services for the blind visually impaired of vermont and um other partners and sponsors such as washington county mental health and green mountain support services as well as the sustainable montpellier coalition and habitat for humanity of vermont central uh the central vermont uh habitat for humanity thank you very much see you next time ableton on air is sponsored by green mountain support services empowering people with disabilities to be home in the community washington county mental health where hope and support comes together media sponsors for ableton on air include park chester times muslim community report w w w this is the bronx dot info associated press media editors new york parrot online newspaper us press corps domestic and international anchor fm and spotify partners for ableton on air include jihad new york and new england where everyone belongs the orthodox union the vermont division for the blind and visually impaired the vermont association for the blind and visually impaired the montpellier sustainable coalition central vermont habitat for humanity ableton on air has been seen in the following publications park chester times new york parrot online newspaper muslim community report w w w this is the bronx dot info and w w w dot h dot com ableton on air is a member of the national academy for television arts and sciences boston new england chapter


What's up everybody Jason here for jazzy's case race calm another 2023 penny dollars football hobby just sold out This is a six box break PYT number two again the second six box break from the case And here we go guys. Oh my god last my mojo right us here I don't know if this is live. It's probably from earlier Yeah, so Pad actually usually goes to the on the weekends He does college game day and goes to the campuses or to like this big ball game So then he actually has to take over his Yeah, he goes into the studio and there's time for the whole crew goes to the whole college campus too All right, so one two three four outside four five six on the right side You see when his eye got messed up by some Yeah, I'll tell you five one two three four five six So I think it was like about three weeks ago or so came he I guess the night before you texted Have I be saying like brah? I had a serious injury with my eye I'll explain a little more, but like one of its kids first of all is his name's Axel Yeah, right you probably named after Axel Rose and It comes in he has like an eye patch right yeah He has like a eye patch and I guess his little kid poked his eye and like I think he was like the youngest one I don't know like maybe six or seven But like I guess it went so far into like his it like ruptured parts of his cornea like it was really bad like where they said he might be blind and Yeah, he was just saying how much pain he had and like how he had it like suffered But he finally went to the ER for like the hospital and yeah They had to do like these little procedure on him to save his eye But now he says that it's getting better, but like yeah Like literally was that bad like and they just all like it's so funny the second was hilarious because they're all looking At what the cornea is and like you know how bad it is It's like he literally almost poked his eye out What do you wear? Well, that's what they're saying. He's all like he goes. I don't know. I'm gonna wear this eye patch for now But they're just like yeah, AJ Hawke an eye patch for the rest of his life But I'm so funny like a couple weeks ago It was like maybe right before Thanksgiving or a week before that his eye looks much better now He was just like yeah, you guys want to see this like oozing and he's like Oh So somebody like what a name axel hawk I actually wonder what is what AJ stands for for him. I don't even know AJ probably like a Yeah, I was gonna say like Anthony John or something Aaron James Yeah, like AJ Brown is art to plan What's up Chad, I thought you weren't gonna be speaking to me at all today Chad. I was already ready for this We can speak for 33 minutes.  I mean, I agree if I was a Husky fan I'd be I'd be mad. Yeah, I'd be very disrespected Well, I mean the fact that they're giving nine and a half ten points is ridiculous It just seems like too much. It's like they're trapping you Chad I would do the same bro. I mean ten points is a lot I don't I don't expect any of us to win my board than like three or four Unless someone does blow out somebody else, but I don't really think so, but no, that's a little fishy. I Will say they'll Chad the freakin tailgating a little area right next to Luxor and Manila Bayleger. It looks awesome You know because you could just walk across the bridge I know man. You couldn't make it out after all How long is a flight from out there? It's like what two and a half hours three hours probably three and a half The Rose Bowl is actually one of the college football playoff games, right? I wonder if like whoever wins this matchup would one of them get paired into the Rose Bowl game. We friggin awesome It's like my ducks somehow actually did win this game and they go into the Rose Bowl I'm definitely one of that game. All right. Here we go guys. Nice. There's a rated rookie preview Eight in O'Connell 48 out of 50 Nice so that's what it would be right.  How about Michael Irving and a CD lamb? Interesting So yeah, if you dub wins they they'll probably be definitely two or three with Michigan So that makes sense. But if Oregon were to win, I don't think they're at three at all. So They'd probably be playing somewhere else then I assume Because I mean, I don't know. I don't know if Alabama wins. There's gonna be so much chaos I expect Ellis. I expect FSU to get bounced out. I mean, I hope they lose this weekend to be honest But yeah, then at that point it's it's it's you it's so much chaos This is exactly a perfect example of why next year's college football format would work out so much better this year, right? We wouldn't even have to worry so much if anything this weekend taste of mail out of 25 That's right, baby Todd Chad Chad's huskies Are going up against the Oregon Ducks I say that because Chad was an actual husky I'm a pretend duck. I didn't go to school there jimmy or Gibbs But I have been rooting for organs as dentistics and so I mean, so All right, this guy did this guy just like not come good luck to your team. Yeah, we have to reschedule Yeah, there's some car issues and then couldn't make it down Christian. He was all right, so I mean, honestly College wasn't my thing. I had decided that pretty early in school. So I mean I'm not saying I'm dumb. I could have definitely won a college But I would have went to Oregon if I had a chance for sure Trap McDuffie I mean if I If I would have got a little help like financially to go to school like And go to Oregon, I definitely would have won But I got to live my college experience through my wife though. So that's okay I was basically like with with her on her whole journey. So it's all good. I guess there I was a uh L. M. Us uh lions. I think they were lions That's what I'm telling you I'm just saying like I just feel like a lot of people just be like, oh, you're gonna cause damn sucks, you know But I I just truly just didn't I just didn't want to go.  So obviously You know, I don't want to waste money, right?  So That's what I chose But I do kind of regret not going in the sense. Let's say I can't never go again, but you know, just kind of Go experience it.  Oh, you can afford this. You can afford that. It's like what? Trade Tucker And that was another thing too. I just didn't want to I I just didn't want to waste any like money for my parents money You know Duvante Adams Austin Hooper Tariq woolen no name for sure, Chad Go does baby Uh No, unfortunately Chad, I wish I mean, they did have stickers that they used for them like in those early early chronicles collegiate products, but Yeah, not anymore. I don't think so at least Unless they're saving some of their stickers for like certain products Which I don't know if they acquired those stickers or if they like Um, if they were proven that they got them before the whole Exclusive, I don't know if they can still use them Or they're just saving them for certain products Because I know they got stickers of all those guys, but again, I don't know if legally they can use them or They're just holding out for the right products to use the stickers You know Quarterback wise.  He's still got ze flowers, you know, all those other rookies that are performing, but quarterback wise Uh, no will love us. No cj. No brice young And I think the one that hurts the most right now is cj because You know, obviously anthony richison out for the season doesn't help if he was in season in playing Imagine if he actually wasn't injured and he was ballin as well cj You know, damn that would have been a crazy class It still can be down the line, but But yeah, really because richison is the only one that can sign Quarterback wise I mean, you also still have like I mean, it's not like aiden and conno and all the guys That are actually playing but Not the topics Yeah, no, well, that's why I think that's why uh, I feel like donner's sold pretty well really fast because you get the Chances now to finally get a great irons and don't and downtown's in a product like this Obviously you get a chance to get like rated rookies, right? There's gonna be rated rookie previews in this and And all that stuff. So It makes sense, you know So I think it'll be fine kind of walker What are you watching the game at chat? Are you going to just watch it at home or Is there any like alumni things that you guys usually go to? Ooh, nice will love us red Wow, how about a luke keekly? Man Luke keekly is pretty nice 23 out of 99 Nice jimmy gonna be there tell your buddies to get into some breaks after Jimmy was Well, I'm sure I'll be watching Good luck, man. At the end of the day, obviously We'll be fine, but one of us probably won't want to speak to each other for a little bit But may the best team win man Like I said, I can't remember the last time a big game like this has just had so much implications Come on, bro Bryce young Miles sanders B. John Robbins with a Jerry Snead to 50 Whatever X All right next box has Camilla gives There's an optic preview Keanu Benton Keanu Benton I'll put a poll up right now chat. We'll see what the people say Who's gonna win Say go on Let's see I mean, I don't I didn't put the spread but I I don't I don't really I don't you know, I don't like Do you really care for the spread in this like I I feel like we're both evenly matched I don't I would do money line on everything. I wouldn't care I mean, yes, it'd be the disadvantage for me to say that as a organ fan, but or an advantage But I just think it's a joke that they're giving you guys nine and a half I wouldn't have called it that bad But I'm just going straight up though. I mean with no spread who wins I mean, I just think it's a joke. I just feel like they're kind of trapping people in vegas It's like they really want you to take washington CD lamb Yeah, I'm not what I'm saying like I I personally see this game being down to the wire like it was last time, you know I really do but at the same time It's like I just hate that they gave you guys nine and a half because You guys can use that as even more motivation And you know, I hope organ doesn't think like oh, yeah, everybody knows we're gonna win, you know, so yeah, that's right Yeah I just feel like the college football I just feel like these betters and and and that just have looked at the common opponents the last x amount of weeks Seeing how close the first game was could have went either way And they just feel like they are much better than them right now But that doesn't mean that you guys aren't gonna come out and still punches in the mouth, right? I mean that's my thing Common opponents wise and everything. Yes. I think we have been better since we've lost to you guys But at the end of the day It doesn't change the fact though that you guys still beat us and Our only loss is against you guys so It's like the eye test, right But yeah, I think you can agree to that too even if you don't want to chat, right? I mean look at all the common opponents we've faced since playing you guys and you guys played and we played them Just destroyed them, right? I mean To be honest, you guys had a lot of couple really really close games where like organ handled those teams, but Again doesn't still change the fact though. We can still lose to you guys today and it doesn't make it mean anything Exactly. That's what I'm saying. That's that's what you're gonna use But you know deep down organ has played much better since that game But at the end of the day whoever wins this game is the one this one matters the most, right?  James Cook if or if organ wins this game, I don't care about them losing the first game Because that puts us in you know But what I'm trying to just prove is that that's probably what all these betting sites is going by Just organas look better. That's all it is Jordan Addison Marcus Valdes scantley CD lamb John Domingo Jake Ferguson had a great game yesterday Highlights there for the Cowboys Yeah, I mean well, I think you have to have that mentality for organ because if you lose every game I mean every game is that's it. You're out, right? I mean you lose one game. It's over. That's the mentality, right? I mean We're actually not really a big football fan, but I think he'll root for anybody that's nearby where he's at Which we're probably in in michigan You know indianapolis, chicago type of deal jaren hall tj hawkinson JJ Rishi rice Don't take cold pepper And Hasan Haskins Devon Achan Hey, but Chad, do you uh, did you see that do you see that clip? Do you think panics is dealing with like some type of rib injury? So there it is right there There's the three autos and The three relics That is true. I remember he got hit against orian, but that was a while ago now, but I mean All the games that you guys have played with washington with uh, wazoo with uh, usc Utah They've all been physical anyways, I guess And you got racks that's the same thing for me. I was about to say that Chad actually it's the same thing for my wife I mean my wife doesn't really care for sports as much, but She if anything has fallen a little bit watching watching it more because of me anyway But she gets way more emotional than I do like I've learned to like Know that obviously Can't win everything You know if you're gonna lose And just got accepted and you know just move on So she on the other hand just gets too emotional I see her pacing around. She's freaking She's like on the side of the bed sometimes like looking but not looking at certain things, you know I'm just like man, dude, you're worse than I am. I I I used to get upset when I was a lot younger I used to really emotionally hit me really hard, but Now I was older, man. I got a lot more real shit to worry about So like although it brings me so much happiness and joy. It still hurts, but I feel like I let go of that hurt a lot faster though Nowadays But I think it's fun. I I my favorite person to go to football games with is my wife. I always enjoy it Good luck, buddy May the best team win have fun And uh, you can talk about it after if one of us is still feeling up to it If it's me, I'll definitely be able to talk into it But Yeah Talk soon. Sorry. Pete's your wife. If they do lose It's just gonna have to deal with you. Oh, I haven't even seen how many people have voted so far seven votes Seven votes so far. Yeah. It's like, yeah next week At least he's trying, right?  Don't speak when the man's talking He's like, uh, they call that a trophy fish. So yeah, they're pretty big It's like, what's this guy's deal? It's got more You know speaking of like that movie, you know, I've been talking about like com uh comedians like There's a lot of great Will Ferrell movies out there I feel like behind like Adam Sandler You know with SNL, I mean will ferrell has had a very very successful career, right? I mean he has like instant classics out there Kirk Cousins out of 500 Oh, yeah, that's fun Dude, honestly that that movie has so many funny parts, but the one I like the most is when When they're having to try to stop their brother from selling the house And like he has to bring over clients to see the house and uh, you know They have to fake like one of them's dead.  We have a lot of it No, I haven't even just I'm really gonna do break three nights. I have to do like six It's taking them about like 30-45 minutes Damn All right, it's like around 35 minutes or so tank down DTR Whoever you guys on three already over there four Alton concave mazzi Oh, yeah for sure exactly right no, I am He's like a perfect counter for that We got today michael Huskies or ducks Straight up no no point spread because washington's again That's not even fair bro It's like vegas wants you to take them Okay, organ is the only loss to washington over the year and washington by three That's it so you gotta know All right Now it's gonna be close. Yeah, dude I would take that all day It is that's what i'm telling you like it's like why are they I mean I get it if they're If they're recently looking at the last like six seven weeks since they played and looking at common opponents Oregon has been blowing them out compared to washington's been barely staying alive Uh dibonte smith to turn it in but washington is still freaking good Yeah, like I was just watching the other day. I was watching uh with my with my Vanessa's got to we're watching kicking and screaming like bro. What a perfect movie I did play soccer well organized once it was fun, but I sucked though like I just I was not good But because of the movie was so funny You said the pizza's coming here we're gonna eat beyond sun Of course andy there's plenty of time man. I'll stay late if that's the case. How yeah, man We're live to 11 p.m. Pacific so 2 a.m. Eastern now Obviously the the bulk of our breaks today are going to be this dawn risk just because they're like 30 40 minute breaks But don't worry, buddy. If it gets close and it sells out. I'll break it tonight, man Dude do not need to worry. So grab your spots. Don't hesitate. 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But at least You know Soto still obviously one of the top free agents or would be top free to top trade So I mean at the end of the day, they're going to get back really good for him But you know they they wanted to try it and it just didn't work out probably for them I don't think they want to trade tatis you know He's their franchise and i'm sure machado. He's not going to go anywhere either so Richardson and whoa unleashed. Is that a case it? I think that might be a case it Tony Pollard clean tune and nick bolton It's 100 a chance of here Herbert to 399 mick chubb Will levis Marvin mims and a redemption Well, I think rex. I don't know if they want to pay him all that money Well, yeah, we don't know what we don't know what the Padres want for soto if they try them to the Yankees and we don't know what the Yankees are going to offer, but yeah, I mean Yeah, I think if soto were to go to like a Yankees team, of course, he's going to a big market city big market team All right, so rookie greener and king's autographs car number six jamir gives for the detroit lions is going to chris parent But yeah, I don't know I just think the podges had a terrible season and I just don't think kwan soto really helped as much as they Probably thought he they would like I said hey, they tried it. They can get something back for him They don't want to pay him all that money and maybe he doesn't even want to sign there either. I don't know So maybe works out for both of them All right, guys, so there you go. 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