what blind? i don't know any blind. do you know that vladimir voevodin was killed? called on business, and he wanted to buy an inexpensive plot, and i would have found a suitable option. but only it was necessary to pay the money urgently. what's the option? a small house in a garden partnership, but in a crowd you could safely live there, you entered into some kind of contract with your dean to show, you can not. we didn't have a verbal agreement, but there are witnesses. ask them. be sure to ask interrogated all the neighbors seller chairman of the association. well, well, first of all, no one even saw a blind man with a beaver among them. and secondly, well, and secondly, all as one confirm his testimony. looks like he really was preparing a deal. oh cool. the district police just called popov claims that they saw a blind man at the berezovsky dachas. so sasha call him aha let's go. yes, i think so. where is he not far away in the tenth precinct sure that he is blind there? i didn't see him myself, but the watchman recognized him from a photograph when he showed

andrew bailey, i think, described as flying blind. exactly, l described as flying blind.t _ described as flying blind. exactly, which seems a bit unfair - described as flying blind. exactly, which seems a bit unfair on - described as flying blind. exactly, i which seems a bit unfair on andrew bailey. _ which seems a bit unfair on andrew bailey. but — which seems a bit unfair on andrew bailey, but as sonia said, the markets _ bailey, but as sonia said, the markets seem to like it. the ft describes — markets seem to like it. the ft describes it as a bonus dividend, after— describes it as a bonus dividend, after the — describes it as a bonus dividend, after the chaos of the liz truss era, _ after the chaos of the liz truss era. just — after the chaos of the liz truss era, just literally giving nothing is better— era, just literally giving nothing is better than anything, so they do seem _ is better than anything, so they do seem to _ is better than anything, so they do seem to have settled down. but i had heard _ seem to have settled down. but i had heard originally that ris

only later, he realized blindness, not a sentence, and thanks to new technologies i would have knownre, maybe i would have told them that i would finish my studies, but, uh, i was fulfilled. maybe my dream, and that they do everything for the best in the rehabilitation center, noticing his musical abilities, they offered training in the kursk brain for the blind. and here eugene decided to show his programming knowledge to the fullest to help people. and their adaptation, because this will help a lot. from year to year, and for first-year students, uh, to adapt and navigate in space, for example, in our little world, a programmer wrote his program with in his free time, the project called the virtual space the leadership of the college supported all the signs in the educational building and the dormitory equipped with special chips, the so -called nfc tags. evgeny now writes all the necessary information on these tags for students, to hear it you only need a smartphone with a special application. on the ground floor closest to the stairs number two for the fire exit about 7 m, the cl

and also partially blind. for winnie on god, she who lost her eyesight in 2010 tina enough for us works are really worth a 1000 words. there's a buildings there and the windows, it's the building is written in grade and the ocean to is retained in braille and the fish and the trees and the people moving that was written in grade. so that gives me an understanding of what's, ah, is there is a message through their big chair. braille is a system of res, dos that can be read with the fingers. census development in france by louis braille in the 19th century. it is become both an effective means of communication and essential for achieving and improving literacy for the visually impaired braille is not a language. it's rather a code by which many languages may be written and read. t never, never learned braille in school for the sole purpose of incorporating it into her art. i decided to take a different approach and i actually learned braille because i felt that would connect me even more to the people i'm going

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>> yes. >> and remember those downstairs blinds?aid had been left by brett before bryan even arrived? proof that he killed tammy ahead of time and then look through the blinds to see bryan coming? >> they stated that, but they didn't prove it. >> a defense expert suggested the fine particles were drifted to that blind, even days later. >> if you have an air handling system, like we have in most buildings and houses, over a period of time it will be sucked through the intakes and distributed fairly evenly, through a place. >> did he tell you directly that he wanted this money to go to the children? >> yes. >> and remember those downstairs blinds? the ones with the gunshot residue the prosecution said had been left by brett before bryan even arrived? proof that he killed tammy ahead of time and then look through the blinds to see bryan coming? >> they stated that, but they didn't prove it. >> a defense expert suggested the fine particles were drifted to that blind, even days later. >> if you have an air handling system, like we have i

i'm sorry, the clock if in door i'll be speaking to a blind spot. hold on. he's a fast b o. descriptive comment tree for the walk, for the 1st time in our bank. ah . with a hole. ah ah. we are less than $27.00 days from the start of the fee for world cup ain't cut out visually impaired football fans. we'll get to enjoy new service said that this year's tournament lives specialized and 3 in arabic will be available for the 1st time. and the richest reports i, despite being born blind in a crow, me has loved football all his life, the audio descriptive commentary. he's listening to ensures he can enjoy game day, like any of the fan. wow. go throw away anything, especially train commentate, his ret, this events in cats are, but i mean the benefits of blind and visually impaired supporters. audio descriptive commentaries is totally different from that. the mainstream commentary that we listen to on televisions ready stations where it's aimed at describing action, like how players are reacting and how things are cheering up with their teams. am i how the bowls wa

it is painful, but it does not lead to blindness.g is like ultraviolet light causing a superficial burn. the cornea, it does not penetrate into the deep layers does not reach the retina, so it is impossible to go blind, what happens? well, what the people say caught a bunny, suddenly the flight begins. well, after er work without protective equipment. or if you look at the one who works with the welding machine, the flight of tears begins, the flow is difficult to look at the light, and the feeling of sand and the people's body. these symptoms can last from two to three hours to several days depending on this and help if this happens, and cold tea bags on the eyes in within a few hours, if the symptoms do not go away, you need to see a doctor, but it's really a myth you can't go blind from welding. so let's go beyond the curbstones no well, let's turn with age, vision improves statement, very optimistic, but unrealistic with age, vision changes, but it does not improve. i say, well, i began to see better. i take off my glasses, and i

she's almost blind. i, my name is an i task my hands and my every day help it so i need them to orient myself. if they allow me to do my work, they can see for me and they can even save lives, saving lives, helping others in this berlin clinic for breast cancer prevention. pos, blindness is not a hindrance. on the contrary, her special gifts are appreciate and here she and other visually impaired women work with a team of doctors as tactile palpation examiners. pia can feel the smallest changes to tissue. her sense of touch is especially keen, as is the case with many blind people cry girls from because we've always had to work with our fingers and our sense of touch, much more consciously in our everyday life. we can train our sense of touch to focus on the smallest changes to breast tissue, and i know it doesn't bother us that we can't seem to r o can only see very little as there's actually nothing to see on iron. you need to feel for lawson chron and her patients can definitely rely on her di thought

, readers for the blind, rate is absolutely brilliant. he is in the past the singularity this moment in 2041 when computers will finally transcend human intelligence and start producing their own intelligence and away we cannot comprehend or control. that idea of singularity is captivated in silicon valley. i think it retards technological progress rather than simulating it. >> how is that? how did slow technological progress? >> because technological progress we are human beings with minds, wills, and imagination counter actuality and all of the capabilities of human beings are what technology extends and elaborates and allows us to contribute to human life and achievement. to try to separate technology with the apocalyptic idea which leads people like elon musk to say >> things like ai represents the end of the world. steven hawking also made some preposterous about ai if it succeeds we will and the human race. these people are like doomsday adventists on the mountain awaiting the end of the world. it is just ludicrous. it is one of the

she's almost blind. i, my name is an i task my hands and my every day help it so i need them to orient myself. if they allow me to do my work, they can see for me and they can even save lives, saving lives, helping others in this berlin clinic for breast cancer prevention. pos, blindness is not a hindrance. on the contrary, her special gifts are appreciate and here she and other visually impaired women work with a team of doctors as tactile palpation examiners. peer can feel the smallest changes to tissue. her sense of touch is especially keen, as is the case with many blind people cry girls, because we've always had to work with our fingers and our sense of touch, much more consciously in our everyday life. we can train our sense of touch to focus on the smallest changes to breast tissue, and i know it doesn't bother us that we can't seem to have oh, can only see very little as there's actually nothing to see. i only need to feel for an awesome chron and her patients can definitely rely on her di phone.

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. >>> and then national nonprofit dedicated to preventing blindness landed its flying hospital in the bay area this week. it is dedicated to treating patients and training doctors. we look at the eye clinic in the sky . >> at the first station here they are doing a glaucoma procedure using and artificial eye. >> reporter: the first only accredited teaching hospital o board a plane. touchdown for latin american physicians . >> it has drawn on the optic nerve and the veins just like real life . >> it is run by orvis, a nonprofit dedicated to eradicating preventable blindness which impacts 33 million people around the world . >> people may go blind and not know there is and intervention that can be done to stop the politeness . >> in addition to the simulatio labs for training doctors, ther is a fully functioning operating room . it's a hospita in the sky and it travels between underserved countries to her throughout the year . 90 of vision loss cases are completely avoidable. >> when you see a patient who has had a site saving surgery and they are leaving the plane the day after the sur

guide dogs for the blind are trained in the moscow metro.y are masters of navigating the terrain , can remember more than twenty routes , use escalators and pass through turnstiles, and an important service of four-legged reporting. anna's balance of the labrador to the world is not at all afraid of the sound of a departing train, a huge number of passengers and extraneous odors. she doesn't seem to notice at all. in fact, the dog is simply focused on fulfilling its main mission to suggest a safe path for its blind hostess. mira always knows exactly how and where to go. where is the escalator. how to get through the turnstile, where is the exit and how to behave in the car ? that's why, well, it's great that yulia pashkova met her future assistant. three years ago, she left an application at the school for training dogs of guides in moscow and the moscow region, two and get a trained dog. can every visually impaired person of the first group the process of joint study began, first at the center, and then working. for the past 3 years, we hav

was color blind. justices what can only be called the epitome of a lesson about how this country has had to deal with issues of systemic racism, even dating back to those framers of those constitution realizing that the formerly freed slaves needed to have protection by the constitution in order to be recognized and to even the playing field with respect to a white citizens and those who sought to oppress former slaves. so, the praise for justice jackson has been, you know, just enormous across legal communities, people have been praising her, have been applauding her. she didn't just sit there like a typical -- like you'd expect to see from a freshman justice. she came out swinging, and she demonstrated that her brilliance and her commitment to civil rights, her lived experiences as a black woman, are going to inform the decisions that she makes on the supreme court. >> she certainly did in that case. she made it known that she is not afraid to ask questions in a very blunt way. listen to this. >> so

oh, and did i mention that tim is blind eye? >> like the represent the blind and showing that fine.e determined. it's easy to forget because despite his disability, the 64 year-old has competed in 20 different marathons, including 4 times in the world's oldest annual marathon. >> the boston marathon. but it was him and it's going speaking with lee's. >> tim's his speed on the track is the perfect metaphor for how quickly he moves to help others in his role at the chicago lighthouse. thinking of you that the world renown social services organization is dedicated to serving the blind visually impaired, disabled and veteran communities. october is blindness awareness month. and tim is asking employers to do more think about. >> high in the wind because we we have abilities. >> are able to work and run tim's next race is sunday. the inaugural rise to shine race in chicago held in partnership with the chicago lighthouse and the chicago central lions club. it's always been a dream of mine to have a race that would support the chicago lighthouse. chicago lighthouse ceo jed slick says tim i

and also partially blind. for winnie on god, she who lost her eyesight in 2010 t never, never us works are really worth a 1000 words. there's a buildings there and the windows it's the building is retained in grade and the ocean to is written in braille and the fish and the trees and the people moving that the words written in grade. so that gives me an understanding of what's, ah, is there is the message through their picture. braille is the system of res dogs, that can be read with the fingers. since it's development in france by louis braille in the 19th century, it is become both an effective means of communication and essential for achieving and improving literacy. for the visually impaired braille is not in language. it's rather a code by which many languages may be written and read didn't have enough or i learned braille in school for the sole purpose of incorporating it into her art. i decided to take a different approach and i actually learned braille because i felt that would connect me even more to

. >>> an international nonprofit dedicated to preventing blindness landed its flight hospital in theay area this week. it's dedicated to traveling the world to treat patients and train doctors. kpix 5's anne makovec gives you an inside look at the eye clinic in the sky. >> so the first station here they are doing a glaucoma procedure using an artificial . >> on board an md-10 airplane that touched down for training for latin american physicians. >> it as an artificial retina, but it has veins like the retina of the real eye. >> the nonprofit is dedicated to eradicating preventable blindness, which impacts 33 million people around the world. >> people may be going line do not know that there is an intervention which can be done, which can stop the blindness. >> in addition to simulation labs for training doctors, the flying eye airplane has a fully functioning operating room , literally a hospital in the sky. it flies between underserved countries throughout the year, aiming to put into focus how they say 90% of vision loss cases are completely avoidable. >> when you see a patient who

it's so natural, but blind blinded me to you, but i stuck authority to the whole group. i instantly took off, and the years of the one that they have eaten new? i'm bloody waiting to realize my full potential when i'm pouring resin. in silicone, this one i myself can’t fully imagine what will happen on the reverse side, and every time it’s wow, it’s delight and i want to do it. also , a well-known generation to give life without end is correct. with amazement, this is my son now. uh, it doesn’t even help me, i try to change the situation so that i help him, so that he is the director of the belarusian project about people. which ones are kicked with their paddles, since i fell in love with this resin. i just live it, i breathe it, look at the tv channel belarus 20 shatyre. this is actually the main problem. school years. it is to find yourself. to find one's own abilities or gifts or inclinations to find oneself is a painful process that takes place in every student and in which teachers either help or hinder. because it is impossible and pointless to study with the same

october is blindness awareness month. and tim is asking employers to do more think about. >> high in the wind because we we have abilities. >> we are able to work and run tim's next race is sunday. the inaugural rise to shine race in chicago held in partnership with the chicago lighthouse and the chicago central lions club. it's always been a dream of mine to have a race that would support the chicago lighthouse. chicago lighthouse ceo jed slick says tim is paving the way for others. it's it's inclusive people who are blind or visually impaired or disabled. >> want to do the same thing that anyone else wants to do. think in a marathon and showing that. >> people who are blind and have disabilities can do the same things everybody else can do. and to me, that's the important >> thereafter. and i think you're like this and only this little like a little they there can >> and with that, it was time for this reporter to learn how to become tim's running guide. it's a thing about working together and and doing it together. whi

yes, you have gross changes in your vessels that can lead to blindness, this is a consequence of highholesterol, and using these vessels, we can potentially think about the state of other vessels in others. organs even more important than the eye. well , going blind is also a great joy of the problem, and unfortunately, in this case, loss of vision without return. because not only the retina suffers, but also visual oil. and we saw this with an eye in your fundus mikhail yegorych, you are some kind of genius. thank you. and now we are passing the word, germanushik. so we see that atherosclerotic plaques. here it is, it’s yellow, it’s just that the vessel has already turned off, it’s all covered in plaque, which means which target organs are the atherosclerosis process atherosclerosis is the process of damage to the vascular wall in all areas, it can be somewhere more, but the process is, in principle, widespread, and above all, when there is damage to the vessels already in the eye. we are worried about the brain. atherosclerosis of the vessels of the brain or large vessels. this coul

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he said that typical of the west is a quote, the continuous blindness of superiority everywhere. and it continues to this day, which upholds the belief that vast regions everywhere on a planet should develop a mature to the level of present day western systems neglect. he said this in 1978 of the one. nothing has changed. don't mean if next up at least you seems with my good then shape amino the process. you push the pull yoga over the nearly 50 years since then, the blindness about which soldier nixon spoke and which is only racist. a neo colonial has a quite especially distorted forms in particular after the emergence of the so called unipolar world. what my referring to my belief in one's infallibility is very dangerous. it's only one step away from the desire of the infallible, to destroy those they do not like or as they say, to cancel them. just think about the meaning of this word. how can you get at mimic, will. the weight of louis secretary was not even at the very peak of the cold war. the peak of the confrontation of the 2 systems ideologies and military rivalry do not

blind and partially sighted fans will get to enjoy a new service at this year's tournament. live specialized commentary and arabic will be available for the 1st time for them. any richardson reports i despite being born blind and a chrome, he has loved football all his life. the audio descriptive commentary he's listening to ensures he can enjoy game day, like any of the fan. wow. go through anything, especially train commentators writ this events in cats are, but i mean the benefits of blind and visually impaired supports us. audio descriptive commentaries is totally different from that the mainstream common through that we listened to on televisions, ready stations. it's aimed at describing action like how players are reacting and how things are cheering up with the teams. and how the balls warping. they are like following the ball all time. they're describing every single action as if they are looking at their game. they are our eyes a long time. that's where long hallway in the build up to this world cup catalyst has been kelly for university organized training programs.

so how will it change the experience of blind and partially sighted fan to this? well, i think that the audio descriptive community confirming the principle of inclusivity or persons with disability being part of the world cup. so at that stage, persons with visual impairment would be able to join or to attend, that matches. and here to the audio commentary at the same time and feel the environment and the atmosphere at all does. how does audio descriptive commentary differ from the commentary that we already here on tv and radio? so the audio descriptive commentary is more detail than not being provided that you're in the tvs as explained fathers out of essence, such as the reactions of the players and also the fans. and it provides for the details about if there is, for example, any kind of confused what i mean, issues regarding any things happen and much itself. how has that our society changed his attitude towards blind and partially sighted people? i think no, the last 20 says it is a big change that has been happen from from single for northern institute edu

, readers for the blind, and ray is absolutely brilliant and he is in the past envisioned the singularity, this moment in 2041 when computers will finally transcend human intelligence and start producing their own intelligence in a way that we can't comprehend or control. and that idea of a singularity is captivated silicon valley, and i think it's a false god, and actually retards technological progress rather than stimulating it. >> host: how is it that? how would it slow technological progress? >> guest: because technological progress is -- without human mind. we are human beings with mines and wills and imagination and intuition and counterfactual holiday and all the capabilities of human beings are what technology extends and elaborats and, and allows us to contribute to human life and achievement. and to try to separate technology and this kind of apocalyptic idea which leads people like elon musk to say stupid things like ai represents the end of the world. stephen hawking also made some are prosperous assertion but ai, if it succeeds we will end the human race. i mean, these peopl

the blind and partially sighted football fans were getting specialized commentary. ah, sydney's got a new statistic to show it's there which is october on record, so ready to witness year or record and it's still reading the heavy rain to misleads moving away now that the eastern side of victoria towards tasmania, but it's not leaving bone dry conditions behind that radius, so subsiding by target to wednesday, there are showers to the west, but that's quite normal. and probably quite welcome use even seen proper spring weather. the temperature is an example in christ church has been down to low single figures as back up to double figures. the average is a round about the 18 marks are a bit above average them again, dan, as the rain comes in for thursday, and friday, as the seasonal rains should be coming down with the sun south of the sun. this is the remains of what will be low seasonal rains of tropical depression, giving heavy rain in viet nam, at this big circulation. the philippine sea is teddy could mean something, certainly heavy rain for the central philippi

it's so natural, but blind blinded me to you, but i stuck authority to the whole group. i instantly took off. and the years is that their meal is new. i'm bloody waiting to realize my full potential when i'm pouring resin. in this silicone mold, i myself can’t fully imagine what will turn out on the reverse side, and every time it’s wow, it’s delight and i want to do more and more and give a prosperous generation, the gascons have corrected their lives. your son did. with amazement , this is how my son is now. uh, it doesn’t even help me, i try to change the situation so that i help him, so that he is the director of the belarusian project about people. which ones they stumble with with their paddles, since i fell in love with this resin. i just live, i breathe, look at the tv channel belarus 204. the roadside landscape in the capital because of their personal accent . pilot project wound up new areas of embarkation and disembarkation. passengers near trams, tourist location, let's go ear astronomical tour ura dashkov top tasting. about the road landscape of the capital,

for 50 years, the foundation fighting blindness has funded research into treatments and cures for blindingetinal diseases. providing hope to people with vision loss. and for mark, winning the fight means being there for his family. the foundation fighting blindness together, we're winning. help us end blinding diseases at fightingblindness.org dan: folks, i have been warning you about this for months. years on my podcast. digital i.d.s are coming. you thought vaccine passports were bad. digital i am d.s are worse. in china they use these things to give you a social credit score. it's where people in the communist regime get scored on their obedience to the communist party. the gates foundation pledges $200 million for international digital it d.s. you have to be able to digitally track every move these people make to get their social credit score. the left will gift wrap it in a cesspool of talking point. expect this one. it will be a subject safety thing. and make things so much more efficient. >> it will on surveillance. you want to buy gas for your soon to be gas powered vehicle. can th

well, i'm like the blind.hat is, they understand that they, too, can achieve great success in this, my rivals, well, table tennis, but they are very good friends. and also just like the football team. from us from the team, hold on, ringing professional. i really hope that you will study at home, maybe you will come to us for training and our future victories are not for you, not only for our team, but for all countries in captain together with the coach and the guys, they managed to put together an excellent team together on the football field on work shoulder to shoulder, despite vision problems, live a full life, set goals and achieve them, dream of victories. although the main thing is that victory is always near at arm's length. and most importantly, victory - this is probably my family. still. this is my wife. julia and this is my son football guys. this is my second family. uh, this is probably my second victory coach one the second is just people from god who i don’t know are given to us from above so

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this by had gadget helps blind and people with low vision navigate the city, the cameras and vetted and the device detect obstacles within a 170 degree angle. woman uses with 3 d sounds. i imagine that like this, if an object is moving toward the user and there's the risk of a collision, bipeds warns them with a sound. and similar to parking assisted martin cars. if there's an object on your left, you'll hear the obstacle on your left hand side to sounds indicate where the obstacle is. there a different sounds depending on whether it's a call person or pinch that's in the way the defendant has c bypass as a supplement to a walking stick with one big advantage it one uses about obstacles that head level to this small gadget has similar features, but instead, it attaches to a classic walking stick. we walk, uses ultrasonic sensors and vibrates when there are obstacles nearby uses can connect the device to their phone by a bluetooth and then use the touch to access google maps and virtual assistant all while keeping the phone tucked away a smart walking stick. that's cool. and for people w

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