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Researchers have found a way to bypass damaged eyes and deliver visual information directly to the brain, enabling people who are blind to recognize shapes and letters.
Inclusion is something that is talked about widely and is slowly becoming a priority in the business world, but disability is seldom included in the conversation.
On April 19, 2020, Judge James V. Selna of the United States District Court, Central District of California, granted a motion to declare pro plaintiff Peter Strojnik, Sr. a vexatious litigant, requiring him to obtain the permission of the Court before filing any future accessibility lawsuits with the District Court. Federal courts by statute have the discretion to enjoin vexatious litigants.
Opening a restaurant in New York City is one of the hardest challenges anyone can take on, and, in my opinion, you have to be partly insane to do it.
From minor glitches to crashing completely, state government websites have long struggled to keep up with the rest of the internet.
William Ashlock can’t walk across a parking lot without getting winded.
He also can’t lift more than 15 pounds without feeling pain, or see well enough up-close, even with glasses, to read a newspaper.
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