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1. “A Thousand Points of Light” No Longer a Metaphor: Ambitious Plan to Give Sight to the Blind
2. A New Way of Thinking – High-Tech Style
3. Accessibility is Redefining the Spa and Fitness Industries
4. Accessible Voting is a Right Not a Privilege
5. Aid and Eye/Muscle Switch Now Available
6. Anthony E. Gallucci: Playing Pool with AT
7. Apple Adds Spoken Interface to Mac Operating System
8. Assistive Technology and Peer Socialization in Early Childhood Special Education
9. Assistive Technology and Peer Socialization in Early Childhood Special Education: Part II
10. Assistive Technology Assist People with Impairments in Locating Personal Belongings
11. Assistive Technology Makes a Lifetime of Difference to VP and Medical Director
12. Assistivetech Site Helps Consumers Meet Their AT Needs
13. AT Gazette
14. AT Loan Guarantee Passes First Hurdle
15. AT Loan Guarantee Passes Senate
16. AT Network Adds Searchable Database
17. AT Network Launches New Interactive Website and Searchable Services Directory
18. AT Network's Online Services Directory Surpasses 1,000 Entries
19. AT Success Story: Norma Hjellum, Concord
20. AT to "Watch" for in 2004
21. ATMs Speak Out: Accessible Machines Bring Automated Banking to the Blind
22. Audible Building Entry System Gets More Accessible, But Still Has Limitations
23. Audio Yellow Pages Now Available Anywhere in the USA
24. Avis Rent A Car Launches "Avis Access" For Travelers with Disabilities
25. Barrier-Free Access Promotes Employee Effectiveness
26. Before You Consider Adaptive Technology – Options for One Hand Typing and Keyboarding
27. Books on CDs Make Learning Easier: RFB&D Develops Alternative Formats to Text Books
28. Bookshare.org - First Digital Book-Sharing Service on Internet for People with Print Disabilities
29. Breakthrough in Adaptive Reading Technology Opens New Doors for Millions With Impaired Vision
30. Breakthrough Wireless Service Makes Captions Available at Walt Disney World Resort
31. Bringing AT Into the Classroom for Children With Autism
32. Bringing AT to Seniors
33. Built-Up Curb-Cut Ramps Provide Accessibility and Solution to ADA Lawsuits
34. Businesses Continue to Adopt Wizzard's Speech Products and Services
35. Clarity Introduces First Cordless Telephone With Caller ID to Enhance Communication for Millions With Hearing Loss
36. Colligo Announces Cost Effective and Easy-to-Use Assistive Technology
37. Colorful Assistive Technology
38. Computer Software Teaches Blind and Visually Impaired to Touch Type
39. Computers Are Talking: ReadPlease Corporation Releases Text-to-Speech Software with AT&T Voice Technology
40. Cyberlink Brings Sci-Fi to People with Disabilities
41. DC's Blind Voters Will be Able to Vote Independently for the First Time
42. Department of Education Selects Deque Systems for Web Accessibility
43. Diebold Election Systems Develops Advanced Accessibility for Touch-Screen Voting Systems
44. Digital Frog International Leaps Into AT World
45. Digital Talking Book Standard Approved
46. ECUs Allow Remote Control of Household Devices
47. Enhanced Accessibility Promised for Online Curriculum
48. EP Global Communications, Inc. to Initiate Joint Publishing Information With Assistive Technology News
49. Fact Sheet: Telephone Access for People with Speech Disabilities
50. FCC Decision Reduces Video Relay Service Compensation
51. FDA Approves Stair-Climbing Wheelchair
52. Federal Restrictions are Locking Out California's Program
53. First Accessible Integrated Cellular Phone and Personal Organizer Now Available
54. Free the Mice: Hands Free Devices Allow Greater Computer Utilization
55. Futuristic System Ushers in "The Beginning of the End of Blindness"
56. Go #1 When a Restroom is Not Available or Accessible
57. Going the Extra Mile in Servicing Riders With Disabilities
58. Going the Extra Mile Servicing Riders with Disabilities
59. Government Warns on Ear Implants
60. Growing Number of Baby Boomers Experience Hearing Loss
61. GW Micro Helps Make Macromedia Flash Content Accessible to People who are Blind
62. Hands-Free Writing Software May Aid Disabled Users
63. High-Tech Systems Help Orient People with Visual Impairments
64. Hi-Tech Scooter Debuts in Sacramento. Is it AT?
65. Hoe, Hoe, Hoe - Gardening is for Everyone
66. Home Elevator Prices: Going Down?
67. Hospitals, Deaf Connect with Video Phones
68. How to Add Voice to Your E-mail
69. Hysteria Over Touchscreen Voting Systems Ignores People with Disabilities
70. IBM Accessibility Technology Opens Web to Students and Faculty at California State University, Long Beach
71. Intelligent Walkers
72. Interactive PC Games for Blind Players?
73. Interactive Web Channel for Sighted and Visually Impaired Children: Site Offers Games and AT Info for Kids
74. Internet Browser Meets Low Vision Needs
75. Inventor Designs Sign Language Glove
76. ITG Open House Educates Employers About New Adaptive Technology Tools
77. JustVanilla, an Internet Service Provider in a Single Flavor: Accessibility
78. Kurzweil 3000 Enhances Accessibility Across Networks
79. Kurzweil Education Systems Offers New Voices
80. Linux Users to Benefit from AT Software with Windows Crossover Platform
81. Local Access: Microsoft Contributions Help Launch Online Resource for Los Angeles Residents With Disabilities
82. Make Telecom Update Your Highest Priority, Disability Groups Tell Congress
83. Marriage of Voice-Activated PC to Speech Recognition Software Allows Elimination of Mouse and Keyboard
84. Mobility System Further Improves the Independence of People With Disabilities
85. Monkey Moves Computer Cursor by Thoughts Alone
86. Mr. LeVene Goes to Washington
87. My Second Hearing, With a Cochlear Implant
88. Near Human Voice Sound Quality Claimed in Software Program
89. New Communication Device Provides Speech and Braille Output
90. New Device Helps Blind People Cross Streets Safely
91. New Grab Bar Device Promises Greater Mobility
92. New Guide Helps Vision Impaired Lead Independent Lives
93. New Hearing Test Explores How Developmentally Disabled Kids Perceive and Distinguish Sounds
94. New Program for Farm Workers With Disabilities
95. New Research Study Shows 57 Percent of Adult Computer Users Can Benefit From Assistive Technology
96. New Software a Cakewalk for Blind Muscians and Recording Pros
97. NFB Newsline Goes Nationwide
98. Nokia, Neil Squire Society Collaborate to Produce Hands-Free Adapter for Wireless Phone Users With Mobility Impairments
99. Northern California Abilities Expo in San Mateo Features Latest Assistive Technology
100. OcuSource.com Launches Recordings of Assistive Technology Industry
101. Paralympics Brings AT to Athens
102. Pass It On!
103. PEMSTAR Receives Multiple Awards for Mobile Device; Design for Visually Impaired Receives Top International Honors
104. Personal Captioning System Makes Live Theatre Truly Accessible to the Deaf
105. Prescriptions that Talk
106. Preventing Falls and Injuries; The Walking Stick Can Save Lives
107. Privacy and Protection Offered in One Emergency ID Card
108. Quartet Technology's Simplicity Series Environmental Control Unit Showcased on ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
109. Quillsoft Launches WordQ 2, the Next Generation Word Prediction Software for Education and Learning Disabilities
110. Rehabilitation Professionals in Nationwide Survey Cite Significant Barriers to Assistive Technology Transfer
111. ScanSoft, Teltronics, and 1450 Incorporated Team to Enable Speech-Based Accessibility Solutions for Individuals With Disabilities
112. Scientists Develop Computer Mouse for the Blind
113. Selective Hearing – New Device Filters Out Background Noise
114. Serotek Selects AT&T Labs Natural Voices for Its New Freedom Box Product Line
115. Service Animals: Low-Tech Assistive Device?
116. Special Gloves May Help Deaf
117. Subtitles Make Cooking Show CD-ROM Accessible
118. Success Story: Alfred Calderon
119. Success Story: Arminda "Mindi" Santos, San Jose
120. Success Story: Brenda Baeza
121. Success Story: David and Mark Hantusch, Marysville, CA
122. Success Story: Debra Whittier, San Diego
123. Success Story: Mary Ann Jordan, Fresno
124. Success Story: Rebecca Pratte
125. Success Story: Robert Walgren, San Bernardino
126. Tactile Guide Strips Offer Alternative for Pedestrians
127. Technology and Resources for the Blind Musician
128. Technology Watch: “Write With Me” Facilitates Communication
129. The AT Network and the End of the Tech Act
130. The Blind Not Left in the Dark on 'Ray'
131. The Future of Telcom: Enabling the Deaf and Hard of Hearing to Communicate With Each Other
132. The PLAT/TO Classic and PLAT/TO Valet Systems
133. The Switch From Audio Tape to Digital Creates Problem for Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic
134. Thompson NETg's Improved Assisted Technology Capabilities Provide Consistent, Convenient Learning Experience
135. Tiger – First 3-D Windows Embosser
136. Tiny Chip Might Restore Vision in Blind Patients
137. Toys That May Help Autism Therapy
138. Transportation Bill Enhances Travel Opportunities for People Who Are Visually Disabled
139. Traveling With AT: Be Prepared
140. Undergraduate Engineers Use Battery, Motors, and Software to Provide "Helping Hand"
141. Verizon Expands Special Support for Customers with Disabilities
142. Video Magnifier Promises Enhanced Features and Picture Clarity
143. ViewPlus Introduces Emprint (TM): New Braille Printer With Color HP Inkjet
144. Voice-Activated Hearing Aid Gets FDA Nod
145. Volunteers With Disabilities to Construct a Home Featuring Smart Home Technology (Ability House)
146. Voting Machine Access a Priority, Says McPherson
147. Voting Panel Disenfranchises Voters With Disabilities
148. Wearable Computers Enter the Classroom
149. Wheelchair Foundation and LDS Church Distribute Free Wheelchairs to Disabled in Bosnia and Herzegovina
150. ZoomText Screen Magnification Software Provides Access for Professionals with Visual Impairment

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