Esther Connelly, 13 minutes Former student. Enrolled in 1932. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
Mary Coffey, 18 minutes Former student. Left Perkins in 1936. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
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Scheiber, Stephen C; Doyle, Brian B., 1941-
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 189-198) and index
Topics: Physicians, Physician Impairment, Physicians, Médecins, Physicians
The primary focus of Year 2 of the study has been subject recruitment. At the conclusion of Year 2 we have consented 53 (36 male, 17 female) potential study participants of which 38 (25 male, 13 female) were eligible for full participation. After attrition, we currently have data from 25 subjects (19 controls and 6 blast-exposed) who have participated in the auditory (ASA) and visual (VSA) selective attention/frequency-following response (FFR) tasks. Recruitment of subjects for the...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Shinn-Cunningham, Barbara, Boston University Boston United States, validation,...
Albert K. Gayzagian, 1 hour Former student (enrolled 1931) and member of the Perkins Board of Trustees from 1976. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
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Dec 5, 2014
12/14
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Pankaj Oudhia
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Medicinal Rice Formulations of India popular among Senior Oryza Experts. Tertiary/Septenary/Octonary/Nonary/Denary Ingredients of Important Traditional Herbal Formulations from Pankaj Oudhia’s Medicinal Plant Database Medicinal Rice of India with reference to Healing Flora of Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Karnataka, Kerala, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Meghalaya, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Orissa, Rajasthan, Tamilnadu, Punjab, Haryana, West Bengal, Uttarakhand and...
Topics: Crinum Root Toxicity, Biodiversity Driven Drug Discovery, Oryza Research by Pankaj Oudhia, Vedic...
Thomas Berry, 20 minutes Former student. Attended in the 1960s. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
Background: Chemotherapy-induced cognitive impairment (CICI) is a spectrum of neurocognitive deficits experienced during and after chemotherapy for cancer. Astherapeutic options for cancer improves, so too does survival. With more patients living longer after cancer treatments, the number of patients with these cognitive complaints is increasing and quite significant. Hypothesis: At least 30% of patients undergoing platinum/taxane-based chemotherapy for ovarian cancer will experience CICI....
Topics: DTIC Archive, Miller, Rachel, University of Kentucky Lexington United States, cognitive impairment,...
Brain problem has led to the death of many people in our society. The causes of brain problem are hard drugs, taking Indian hem, accidents and not having a good identifying machine that could scan and identify this problem fast before it could be worst. This can be overcome by development of diagnostic system for brain MRI scanning based on robust information clustering. This is done by designing a membership function that would analyze the symptoms in the brain, designing a rule that enhances...
Topics: Computer Engineering, Diagnostic, brain, MRI scanning, robust information clustering, mild...
Richard Chapman,17 minutes Former student. Attended 1950-1964. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
Kerry Dufault, 13 minutes Former student. Enrolled in 1939. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
Barbara Dustin, 23 minutes Former student. Attended Perkins from 1942-1957. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
Robert Branco, 16 minutes Former student. Enrolled in 1969. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
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Nov 22, 2019
11/19
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Topics: Psychotherapeut, Klient, Humans Neuroses Depression Therapy, Neuroses Depression Therapy,...
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Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE, MICROGRAVITY, EYE (ANATOMY),...
Perkins School for the Blind Archives
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Feb 14, 2014
02/14
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Peter Binns; Marylou Williams-Rowe; Karen Andersen; Lorraine Jones-Spenciner; Perkins
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Teacher Trainee Class Deaf Blind Program 1967, 1 hour 4 minutes Participants: Peter Binns, Marylou Williams-Rowe, Karen Andersen, and Lorraine Jones-Spenciner. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
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Mar 11, 2018
03/18
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Highlights of an Adapted Floor Hockey CI (Cognitive Impairment) Division hockey game between the reigning State Champion North Suburban Cougars and the Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs. The Cougars prevailed 7-0, with Nikoli Marr, Josh Hamann and Garrett Keen scoring 2 goals each. Austin Motzko records the shutout. This highlight aired as a part of Sports Den Season 15, Episode 25, televised March 5, 2018 at North Metro TV's studios located in Blaine, Minnesota. Sports Den focuses on the high school...
Topics: Minnesota, Blaine, North Metro TV, NMTV, Public Access TV, Community Media, PEG, Youtube, North...
Marge Abraham Lamen, 1 hour 16 minutes Daughter of David Abraham, designer of the Perkins Brailler. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
Paul Nadeau, 15 minutes Former student. Enrolled in 1952 at age 6. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
Background: Recent studies in healthy civilian and military populations indicate a strong relationship between red blood cell (RBC) n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) levels and cognitive performance, mood, impulsivity and suicide. However, the precise brain mechanisms that underlie these behavioral impairments in n-3 PUFA deficient individuals are largely unknown. Here we seek to elucidate the underlying immunological mechanisms by which n-3 PUFA exerts its benefits on brain and behavior.
Topics: DTIC Archive, Narendran, Rajesh, University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh United States, POSITRON...
According to the WHO, hearing loss occurs in 3% of children, of which 0.03% are children with severe and profound sensorineural hearing loss. Persistent hearing impairment in children is a serious problem for the child population. Chronic sensorineural hearing loss in children is the focus of many researchers. The factors affecting the organs of hearing of a growing organism do not decrease; in modern conditions, they acquire more and more importance (l). The vast experience of complex therapy...
Topics: hearing impairment, otoacoustic epilepsy, primary prevention
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Deaf Muslims sharing the Message of Islam - TheDeenShow
Topics: Deaf, Muslims, Islam, hearing, impaired, handicap, myself, first, time, Hearing, Impairment, Symptom
R&D Report 1974-10 : CEEFAX: Interference with television from data signals transmitted in the field-blanking period G.M. Le Couteur This Report presents the results of engineering broadcast tests which were carried out during the early part of 1973 to examine the suitability of certain lines in the television field-blanking interval for the transmission of CEEFAX digital data signals. It was concluded that lines 17 and 18 were preferred for this purpose.
Topics: data, lines, tests, sawtooth, impairment, flyback, observers, test, picture, interference, vertical...
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Aug 5, 2016
08/16
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P. Angel Jenifer, R.Nithya, M. Dhanalakshmi
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Mobility is one of the major problems encountered by the visually impaired people in their daily life. So they need assistance for their mobility. The main aim of this project is to provide an economical smart travelling guide for the visually impaired. This device is designed in the way that it will detect the static obstacles, moving obstacles such as human and vehicles by the use of array of ultrasonic sensors and camera. Haar cascade classifier is used to detect the moving obstacles from...
Topics: : Visual impairment, Ultrasonic sensor, camera, Haar Cascade classifier, Moving obstacle.
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Jan 12, 2012
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Dr. Bonnie Dobbs, Research Director of the Division of Care of the Elderly in the Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta and Director of the University of Alberta, Medically At-Risk Driver Centre participates in a panel discussion with Dr. Allen Dobbs, a Professor Emeritus of Neuroscience and founder of DriveABLE Assessment Centres Inc, a University of Alberta spin-off enterprise. Drs. Dobbs join moderator and advanced practice nurse Jacquie Peden in an exploration of issues...
Topics: driving, medical risk, medically at-risk driving, medical impairment, impaired driving, driving...
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Feb 14, 2016
02/16
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Kenneth Udut
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I like challenging the #photon _ #light #sensor on my phone to recover from #blindness faster than I can. Good job phone #eye! -OTuJWVu39gh.mp4 I like challenging the photon light sensor on my phone to recover from blindness faster than I can Good job phone eye OTuJWVu39gh mp4 photon light sensor blindness eye
Topics: judgment, judgement, visual impairment, visual defect, vision defect, perspective, look, gauge...
The main goal of this project is to investigate the use of flupirtine to protect and/or treat the Gulf War Veterans' Illnesses (GWVI) in an animal model. Many of the Persian Gulf War (PGW) veterans have complained of illnesses, known as the GWI affecting the nervous and the musculoskeletal systems (Institute of Medicine 1995). The symptoms include chronic fatigue, muscle pain, forgetfulness, and inability to concentrate. During the war, American military personnel were exposed to a combination...
Topics: DTIC Archive, DUKE UNIV DURHAM NC, *MILITARY PERSONNEL, *MEMORY(PSYCHOLOGY), *MUSCULOSKELETAL...
Background. A large proportion of patients with amnestic mild cognitive impairment (MCI) convert to Alzheimer's disease (AD) and hence acetylcholinesterase inhibitors (ACheI) are commonly prescribed in patients with MCI though it is not FDA approved for this condition. Therefore, predicting which MCI patients are likely to improve cognitively with ACheI treatment is important. Hypotheses. 1. The acute decrease in UPSIT (Odor identification test) scores from pre- to post- atropine nasal spray...
Topics: DTIC Archive, COLUMBIA UNIV NEW YORK, *COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT, ATROPINE, CHOLINESTERASE INHIBITORS,...
Guillermo Bustamante, 23 minutes Former student and teacher. Attended Perkins from 1954-1957, and took the Teacher Training course in 1960-1961. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
Helen Fernald, 21 minutes Former member of the Perkins Board of Trustees from 1971-1989. Former trustee of Overbrook School for the Blind. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
The goal of the current study is to demonstrate that blast-induced traumatic brain injury (TBI) and Alzheimer's disease(AD) lead to similar biochemical changes in tau that increase its toxicity and contribute to cognitive and electrophysiological impairments. Specifically we will test the hypothesis that 1) blast-induced TBI leads to the production of a toxic form of tau that contributes to cognitive and electrophysiological impairments; 2) the formation of soluble tau aggregates contributes to...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Arancio, Ottavio, Columbia University in the City of New York New York United States,...
William Heisler, 1 hour 28 minutes Former staff member. Hired as the director of the New England Plan for the Education of Blind Children in 1953. Worked at Perkins for 28 years. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
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May 5, 2020
05/20
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A part of series titled Pankaj Oudhia on cancer drug interactions 1 to 50,000. For related queries write at pankajoudhia@gmail.com
Topics: Entomotherapy-Herbal Formulation Interactions, Pankaj Oudhia on Cancer drug interactions, Negative...
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05/20
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A part of series titled Pankaj Oudhia on cancer drug interactions 1 to 50,000. For related queries write at pankajoudhia@gmail.com
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A part of series titled Pankaj Oudhia on cancer drug interactions 1 to 50,000. For related queries write at pankajoudhia@gmail.com
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A part of series titled Pankaj Oudhia on cancer drug interactions 1 to 50,000. For related queries write at pankajoudhia@gmail.com
Topics: Entomotherapy-Herbal Formulation Interactions, Pankaj Oudhia on Cancer drug interactions, Negative...
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A part of series titled Pankaj Oudhia on cancer drug interactions 1 to 50,000. For related queries write at pankajoudhia@gmail.com
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A part of series titled Pankaj Oudhia on cancer drug interactions 1 to 50,000. For related queries write at pankajoudhia@gmail.com
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The technology is growing vastly. Everyone in humanity has some limitations. One of those limitations is visual disability. So we are here with a system that helps the visually disabled people. The framework here contains object detection with voice assistance within an app and a hardware part attached to the blinds stick for distance calculation. The app is designed to support the blind person to explore freely anywhere he wants. The working of the framework begins by surveilling the...
Topics: Computer Engineering, visual impairment, android phone, object/obstacle detection, text-to-speech
Helen Gerges Raschi, 22 minutes Former student. Attended 1941-1950. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
Kimberley Kingsley, 9 minutes Former student. Attended 1972-1983. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
Majorie Awalt, 16 minutes Former student. Attended in the 1940s. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
PCN PACTV Community News- The Kingston Council on Aging hosted a screening of a documentary entitled “Sense the Wind”. The film follows the lives of four blind and visually impaired sailors in their quests to compete and win in national boat races and regattas. We were able to speak with the film’s director to get some insight into what it took to put this production together.
Topics: Massachusetts, Plymouth, Plymouth Area Community News, PCN, Public Access TV, Community Media, PEG,...
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Tactile Book Pages for Visually Impaired Students
Topics: Other, tactilebook, stl, visuallyimpaired, visualization, vision impairment, thingiverse,...
BBC Monographs Collection
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Nov 2, 2011
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G.D. Cook, A.G. Lyner, D.W. Osborne, G.R. Mitchell, M.E.B. Moffat
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BBC Engineering 96, November, 1973. G.D. Cook, A.G. Lyner, D.W. Osborne, G.R. Mitchell, M.E.B. Moffat. * Editorial: Towards Digital Sound and Television Broadcasting * Principal Articles:Lightweight Colour Mobile Control Rooms * Reducing non-linear effects in klystrons for television broadcasting * Digital Sound Signals: Further Investigation of Instantaneous and Other Rapid Companding Systems * Pulse-code Modulation for High-quality Sound Signal Distribution: Subjective Effect of Digit Errors.
Topics: signal, companding, bbc, input, instantaneous, digital, output, klystron, impairment, subjective,...
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Topics: Communicative disorders in children, Communication, Troubles de la, chez l'enfant, Child, Infant,...
Sabra Oulton, 13 minutes Former student. Born in 1919, enrolled in 1931. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
Margaret McRory, 49 minutes Descendant of Samuel Gridley Howe and Julia Ward Howe. Born in 1921. From a collection of oral histories conducted during Alumni Weekend at Perkins in June, 2004, and over the phone from 2004-2008.
Topics: perkins school for the blind, perkins archives, oral history, audio recording, visual impairment,...
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) affects approximately 3.8 million people annually and costs the US more than $48 million. Furthermore, TBI has become an increasingly common feature of modern military conflicts. It has been estimated that in the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the rate of TBI in military populations has dramatically increased to upwards of 10-20% of those serving, with over 250,000 soldiers exposed to some form of TBI (Source;...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Lamb, Bruce T, Indiana University Indianapolis United States, inflammation, brain...
