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Customer Comments Feedback
We always appreciate your feedback of your experience on our website.
Whether you have placed an order with us, or you are just browsing why not give us some feedback.
Perhaps we can make the site easier for you to use, perhaps there's something that you don't particularly like or found difficult to use - If we don't know we can't do anything to put it right!! Of course if you like our website, or have placed an order in the past and would like others to hear about it, then we'd love to hear that as well.
Here's just a brief selection of comments from some of our customers...
|We survey all our customers and visitors to our website, these are our current trends as at January 2015.
1) Customers that are satisfied or very satified with our website.
2) Customers that find our website easy or very easy to use.
3) Customers that would visit our website and buy from us again.
4) Customers that would recommend us to a friend.
May 2015
[Your website] is very easy to use compared to other sites and you offer a great range of gift products. My Mum loves getting flowers, champagne and chocolates from you and it makes me feel not so far away from her.
Gillian, New Zealand
March 2015
I was looking for a floral arrangement for my parents anniversary but because it was the day before mothering Sunday I was finding it hard to arrange delivery. I then came across this website and had no problems whatsoever. Really pleased.The floral arrangement was beautiful. A really lovely display of different white flowers that arrived on arranged day. Flowers were in a container and lasted a couple of weeks
March 2015
Shopped in the store for several years for flowers, and have used online several times.
March 2015
Always a pleasure dealing with Andersons
February 2015
Awesome quality flowers and excellent delivery. This is the best florist in Nottingham for quality, price and overall service. Highly recommended. Thank you guys - keep up the amazing work
Chris, Nottingham
December 2014
Ordering from USA for delivery of items in the UK has its problems, but [with Andersons] they never seem to be insurmountable. My orders are always delivered on time and I appreciate the excellent service.
Maisie P, Georgia USA
August 2014
I came to your site directly after failing to place an order on Interflora with the same card I used on this site, their payment gateway wasn't working. My Interflora experience reminded me of your shop, which I have used before.
Lindsay, Sydney, Australia
July 2014
Easy to see what you want, good range and realistic prices for a city centre florist.
Karen, Derby
June 2014
I need you to know that my older sister said that the flowers were Absolutely Gorgeous. My sister text-ed to say that both she and her husband are Overwhelmed with the Beautiful Flower also the Get Well Balloon.Thank you so much for making the Beautiful Bouquet, which give my sister and her husband so much happiness. It means a lot.
Patricia, Canada
May 2014
[Service] was brilliant, delivered on time, and the recipient was absolutely delighted with her flowers.
Patricia, Nottingham
April 2014
Been using you for years, fantastic service and lovely flowers
Darren, Winchester
March 2014
No improvements necessary !
Stephen, Nottingham
February 2014
Your website is very easy to use
Sara, Nottingham
February 2014
It was good that you stated the size option for the arrangements you had pictured - you website is well above average.
Dora, Australia
February 2014
have used Andersons for sending flowers to family in Nottingham for many years. Very satisfied with your service as are my family who receive the flowers !
Gareth, Canada
January 2014
The recipient was delighted with the flowers. I missed out the details for the card and received a telephone call to ask for my message to go on the card. Impressive. I have already recommended your service.
Judith, Nottingham
January 2014
Always very pleased with both the website and the service.
Grainee, Dublin
October 2013
Never been any where else [for my flowers] or will do.
Steven, Nottingham
September 2013
I haven't visited any other florists websites, I know I can rely on you for quality and service so I don't need to look around.
Alison, Northampton
September 2013
It was easy to navigate, easy to place my order, simple to use .... I googled "send chocolate Nottingham" and you were the first ones on the list.
Helga, Dublin
July 2013
I have been using Anderson's for a while now and have always found their service friendly and helpful. Their flower arrangements are beautiful and great value for money. The service and website are great, easy to navigate and the range of products is excellent.
Joanne, Nottingham
June 2013
[Your website is] very quick and easy to use. ;
Joanne, Nottingham
April 2013
I forgot to write a message and was promptly emailed to tell me this which I was very pleased, I received a thank you card from [the recipient] who received the flowers; she loved them.
Tim, Aylesbury
April 2013
A lot easier to use than other sites on the web and very accessible.
Ian, Leicester
March 2013
The flowers were delivered with a well above average response from the recipient...... the site is excellent, even from an international customer.
Harry, Australia
March 2013
Booked on line but had need to contact store by phone. Friendly,helpful and efficient staff. Floral tribute was delivered to the funeral parlour and we were all very happy with the spray.
Derek, Nottingham
March 2013
Great website, very easy to navigate.
Sean, Nottingham
March 2013
Site very easy to use. Flowers were delivered with a well above average response from the recipient. Site is excellent.
Harry, Australia
March 2013
Thank you very much for all your efforts. Mum was really pleased. You really went out of your way to make sure that she received the basket despite all the obstacles.I really appreciate that you went that extra mile. On this occasion you went beyond customer service and provided something more, very special.
Joanna, Crete
March 2013
Searched under local florist as Interflora prices and options were not what I was looking for! Found the website clear and was able to choose the colour preference which I thought was a nice option to have on the website. The flowers were very nice, and customer service was good, as was the correspondence.
Steve, Nottingham
February 2013
[As an existing customer] good to get the initial email 2 weeks before - prompted me to use your site preferentially. Easy to navigate through the themed menus for Valentine's Day. Wife delighted by the Valentine's Day flowers.
Mark, Nottingham
January 2013
Easy to find way around - lots of choice - loved the extra ideas to put with flowers for special occasions. Was looking for a last minute 40th birthday present - found everything I needed! Looked at few local florists in Wollaton area on internet and your website and choice was far superior.
Julie, Leeds
December 2012
First time I had ordered flowers on line (had previously ordered many times by phone) Easy to do on line, quick, efficient and my Aunt/Uncle loved the flowers. I would use this service again. Thank you
Gareth, Canada
December 2012
I just want to let you know that I an very happy with the service you provided for me recently. My friends loved the flowers, the wine selection, the brandy and the chocolates and said it was an amazing hamper. Thank you very much for such a nice presentation. I'll be sure to use your service again.
Tony, Ireland
November 2012
The website was very easy to use. It had good pictures to show the styles of bouquets available.
Ian, Telford
November 2012
Website ultra easy to use! nice and colourful and really easy to find what i wanted. I definately use this site again, so easy with a small baby and flowers to order! Flowers arrived within a few hours delivered by a very friendly man and were gorgeous! Thank you
Michelle, Nottingham
October 2012
I have used a few [florists] in the Long Eaton & Stapleford area but none as good as Andersons. Debbie, New South Wales, Australia
September 2012
Very good service!
Anthony, Nottingham
August 2012
Just received this text from my boyf's Mum - "Thank you so much for the flowers and wine, they have just been delivered and are beautiful" Another happy customer :-D
Heidi, Isle of Man, via Facebook
August 2012
There was a problem with [my order] and the staff called me on the phone to sort it out making sure they were able to deliver my order. That was excellent customer service. Thank You.
Carole, Horsham
August 2012
I always try to find a local florist to the person receiving the gift - have been let down by average flowers from the big names and they are not cheap either. The recipient loved her flowers [from you].
Sarah, Chesham
August 2012
I have used your website before and found it very user friendly. I especially liked the sections and groups the selections were split into. It made it easier to shop for what I wanted. Don't change too much, I think you have a great establishment and it would be a shame to take the originality away from it.
Mark, Nottingham
August 2012
I googled for florists in Nottingham and some of the florists were very difficult to deal with via the Internet. Your website was a dream to navigate at a time when l was stressed and soooooooooooo far away. I really appreciated your services. I would definitely use your services again. My sister-in-law sent me a photo of the flowers and they were exactly as described. Thank you.
Gail, Victoria, Australia
August 2012
What FANTASTIC service - ordered at 9.25 am and delivered by 11.00 am. Great products, masses of choice and made my brother and sister-in-laws day ! - Loved the red, amber, green banners that give delivery options available.
Gail, Bristol
July 2012
You compare very well too all the other options in fact I would say your service is exceptional and your website pretty clear and simple to use.
Susan, Pasadena, USA
June 2012
Also have to say that the flowers hubster ordered from @AndersonsNottm were beautiful and made me so happy yesterday :)
@GemWFavours, via Twitter
April 2012
I have used your site several times to send flowers to a friend in Nottingham from Wales, the service is excellent. Your staff are efficient, polite and welcoming each time I place an order and the flowers and gifts are always perfect. Having been fortunate enough to find your company I would not use anyone else.
Justin, Wales
April 2012
Website is well laid out - also had the pleasure of speaking to your staff in the shop........always lovely. If ever I buy flowers, it's from you.
Ben, Nottingham
March 2012
The floral tribute you sent for a funeral I had to attend was absolutely beautiful. Everything looked so fresh and the colours were beautiful. I was very satisfied with it.
Jean, Norfolk
March 2012
Simple - no fuss and very easy to use. Felt confident ordering from it and I usually order flowers over the phone.
Jeannie, Buckinghamshirem
March 2012
Customer Support: Well Above Average:I forgot to put the name of the recipient and was contacted by email and was able to rectify my mistake in good time.
Linda, Nottingham
March 2012
I looked through quite a few websites before coming accross yours and was very impressed with the prices and layout which made things easy.
Tracey, Anon
March 2012
Excellent service, [you] even rang me up to ensure I had the correct type of flowers for the occasion! Will definitely use them again.
Surekha, Nottingham
February 2012
Thank you very much for handling the above order so well. Our friends were delighted with the basket of flowers. It's always a little bit of a leap of faith when one purchases over the Internet and particularly when the order is placed in another country. You folks exceeded our expectations - thank you very much!!
Peter, Canada
January 2012
I like the easiness of your site and the quality of your goods never faulters - please strive to maintain this.
Julie, Nottingham
December 2011
[You] made my girlfriends weekend - Thank you. She was still smilling the day after her break
Jay, Yorkshire
December 2011
I just wish to express my deepest appreciation for your helpful service that made it possible to deliver my gift overnight with only a very vague destination provided. Thank you very much.
Siaw, Malaysia
December 2011
I am in Australia so was dependent on your website being clear and releavant as I had no local knowledge. I was extremely impressed with the website and my sister was delighted at the quality of the flowers and hampagne - well done !
Michael, Australia
November 2011
You have a very user-friendly site for someone that is ordering from outside of your country (Africa!) and your prices are certainly affordable and the flowers on offer look truly stunning!
Wendy, South Africa
November 2011
I had forgotten to include a greeting and the peoples address was incomplete. I was contacted by Andersons and I sent an email with the corrected data and they delivered the gift with all the right information and greeting. Many thanks for your efforts on my behalf. I can tell you that the recipients were delighted with the gift
John, California USA
November 2011
Easy to use and excellent results.
Jean, Dorset
November 2011
I will not use Interflora again after having to complain.[very satisfied with your website]
Tracy, Hampshire
November 2011
I searched a few [other florists websites] .... but you were the only one to offer what I needed and your prices were very fair.
Lori, Canada
November 2011
Delighted with the prompt delivery. Thank you.
Ann, Ireland
October 2011
The offer of a reduction in price and free delivery by not using Interflora or other third party was what made me buy direct [from you]. The delivery we requested was made to our office in Nottingham where a lot of flowers are delivered. Our reception remarked that they were the nicest flowers she had ever seen
Michelle, Nottingham
September 2011
Easy to use layout and very easy to find what your looking for....................
Daniel, Nottingham
August 2011
Very happy with the website and with the product !! Thank you very much!
Sandra, Essex
August 2011
You really are so kind as well as professional, the service you give is second to none ....... if ever we are back in Nottingham for a visit we will come and say hello to you all.
Helen, Western Australia
July 2011
My husband LOVED the arrangement and when I got to Nottingham I was able to see them as well. SO PRETTY!!!! and they lasted the entire week I was there.
JeanMarie, California
July 2011
You have a range of floral gifts which give a good idea of size, content and cost before commiting to an order.My mum-in-law lives in Nottingham. I don't see her much but I know she really loves flowers and she always remarks on how lovely yours are. So happiness all round!
Val, Sutton Coldfield
May 2011
The flowers arrived on date specified and were as described on website - Absolutely perfect.
Diane, Nottingham
May 2011
The site was very easy to use, it was bright and the choice of flowers was really good.
Michaela, Nottingham
April 2011
Please pass on your staff how lovely the floral tribute was that was sent for the funeral .. It far exceeded our expectations and was noticeably of a very high standard.
Patricia, Kent
March 2011
I would just like to say, we got a phone call to tell us, the flowers that were sent were beautiful and brightened the whole room,being in Australia we rely on the professionalism and honesty of a reputable florist like yourselves.
Helen, Australia
March 2011
I am VERY pleased with your service. You went above and beyond on the delivery to my mum on Mothers Day weekend....you guys were affordable on flowers and delivery, I knew what I was ordering and you didn't just drop the delivery at the door and run.
Jake, Texas USA
February 2011
My cousin was delighted with [the flowers] ...it brightened her birthday. Thank you
Shelia, Doncaster
February 2011
Everything is just awesome, thank you for your excellent service..
Osman, Turkey
February 2011
The follow up of a query was excellently handled and the speed of the delivery was within hours of my order. The flowers were lovely.
Karen, Loughborough
January 2011
Many [other florists were] not prepared to deliver the same day as you did..
Susan, Wigan
January 2011
The ease of use of your website was the main attraction as others were too difficult to navigate.
Greg, Ireland
January 2011
I used your company to send flowers to my sister ... on birth of first baby. i was delighted that you responded twice personally by email. My sister was delighted with quality of flowers and the bear.I found your website very user friendly.
Roni, County Cork, Eire
January 2011
"The site is very user friendly...... you guys have a various products which is amazing
Shiraz, Kuwait
January 2011
"This was the easiest web site that I have ever used. It was easy to find what I wanted, easy to order and easy to pay - excellent.
Eddie, Nr. Carlisle
January 2011
"I ordered my Roses Wine Balloon & Chocs for my Mother-in- Law she was absolutely delighted, and said the presentation & flowers were excellent ;
Jacqueline, Kentucky USA
January 2011
"You seemed to be the only supplier that offered exactly what I wanted in an easy to find way!
Well laid out;
Elizabeth, Nottingham
November 2010
"Excellent presentation of goods, and quick customer service response.
David, Florida
November 2010
"The website overall is easy to use and done in a creative way so that it does not look very mechanical and rather looks warm.
Bilal, Abu Dhabi
November 2010
"The delivery was earlier than expected and the quality of the roses was exceptional. My girlfriend (now fiance) was very very impressed and I would be forever grateful for making my proposal day so special. There were other florist in the Notthingham area but your website stood out.
Ernest, Canada
October 2010
"Good wine and was delivered on scheduled time.
Kumar, Delhi
October 2010
"Thank you for your very prompt service. The website was top of the search engines and easy to use.....my friend who's 40th birthday it was had a very pleasant surprise and was very happy with the gifts he received.
Jenny, Swansea
September 2010
"The gift was well presented and the order was delivered on the day requested.
Elaine, Lincolnshire
September 2010
"Your website is brilliant and easy to use! My girlfriend works in Nottingham and I in London so you were an amazing help
Aaron, Bishops Stortford
September 2010
"Thank you for your very prompt service. The website was top of the search engines and easy to use. ... my friend ....was very happy with the gifts he received.
Jenny, Swansea
September 2010
"Very professional - quick and straightforward to order - instant response."
Jennifer, London
August 2010
"A very comprehensive and stunning choice of flowers. I particularly liked the facility to 'choose by colour', which is highly unusual and most helpful."
Gail, London
June 2010
"Found your site easy to use and my daughter loved her flowers which were excellent, have also used your shop which was great"
Mrs Douglas, Lincolnshire
May 2010
"I would say that your site was of significantly higher quality than most of the other local nottingham florists i checked before placing my order"
Neil, Lincolnshire
April 2010
"I received a bunch of flowers, chocolates and soft bear as a get well soon gift i deffinatly feel better, its made my day and all was perfect right down to them being delivered to my door, thankyou so much"
Anon, Nottingham
April 2010
"I could not be happier with your website....I couldn't make a choice, it all looked great! "
Lisa, Victoria, AUSTRALIA
April 2010
"Very good, love the price options and that the images are not the most expensive size ...."
Katie, London
March 2010
"I placed an order for Mother's Day and was very impressed that this was delivered on the day and that someone called to verify a change in order. very efficient service ...."
Catherine, Nottingham
March 2010
I chose you over other competitors because I felt you had the easiest website to use and the widest range of flower displays.
Alicia, Nottingham
March 2010
As i expected fresh and crisp flowers, presentation very good......................................................
Wayne, Nottingham
March 2010
The friend I sent the present to phoned later in the day to say how pleased she was with the gift. Very good service!
Jilly, Nottingham
January 2010
The Flowers were absolutely beautiful, my wife loved them. Service was great and flowers lasted well.
Dennis, Wollaton
December 2009
No glitches, extremely good value for money, you are local & order was delivered exactly as requested & was perfect, thanx
Di, Newark
December 2009
The flowers and the service were brilliant.........................................the web site was very easy to use.
David, Huntingdon
December 2009
Since I have been using your website I've never had any problems and you are always very helpful and respond very quickly - more than happy with the service and how efficient you are .....
Daniel, London
December 2009
The Flowers were absolutely beautiful, my wife loved them. Service was great and flowers lasted well.[web site] was very easy I would recommend to all
Dennis, Nottingham
December 2009
The quality of the flowers was excellent - much better than other services I have used. Delivery was prompt. I am very pleased with the service and will use it again.
Ann, London
December 2009
There were lots of lovely gift ideas. It was my first visit to your site and the delivery was very fast. I will visit again
Sam, Nottingham
November 2009
Love the choice and the fact you can order very last minute for next day delivery - brilliant!
Jenny, Cheltenham
November 2009
I have to say I am overwhelmed and extremely impressed with level of personal, customer service.
Phil, Nottingham
November 2009
I really never expected it [to be] so easy to buy flowers online ... you're the first web site I clicked on and you're going be the only one I'll ever use..
Mohamad, Kuwait
November 2009
Easy to use and fast.
Davide, Turin ITALY
October 2009
I couldn't get Interflora's website to take my order electronically - you made it very easy.
Patricia, Gloucestershire
October 2009
I do a lot of shopping online and if I hadn't liked your website I wouldn't have ordered from you. Plus, I live in Canada and I wanted a local Nottingham florist to deliver important birthday flowers to my aunt (My aunt said the flowers were beautiful!)
Maureen, Ontario CANADA
October 2009
I found [your website] very easy and straightforward to use - couldn't fault it. I ordered at 6pm Thursday and order was delivered next day. Brilliant!
Julia, Nottingham
September 2009
Great site. Was looking for local delivery .. and good choice of bouquets. After a quick search was clear your site met my criteria. Whole process easy and quickly completed, was impressed.
Angela, Milton Keynes
September 2009
Extensive website � very easy to use.
Telephoned also for advice on flower type for gift � spoke to Katherine, very helpful and efficient.
Helen, West Midlands
September 2009
I ordered these flowers on Saturday for delivery on Monday.......thank you for being prompt in delivery, delivering what and when you advertised and providing very good quality.
Stephen, Nottingham
August 2009
As good as it gets !
The flowers were delivered properly and in good condition...Thank you for your excellent service!
Maurice, Chelmsford
July 2009
Just to let you know that I ordered flowers from Australia to deliver to my sister ..... and she said they were just beautiful. Thanks heaps for the prompt delivery and great website, will definately use again.
Lisa, Australia
July 2009
Just a note to let you know I thought the service was very good ..... the gift was received in good time and as expected
Christopher, London
June 2009
First time I have ordered flowers online � cracking service, really impressed.
Alex, Nottingham
June 2009
Just keep doing a great job.......my girlfriend said that the flowers she received were "the best, most amazing flowers ever!"
Adam, London
March 2009
I just finished my 2nd order online, I find it a good site. Easy, specific, good information, and variety. Thanks.
Scott, Texas USA
December 2008
I appreciate you taking the time to ensure that they arrived to the correct location ~wonderful customer service.
Beryl, Michigan USA
October 2008
Ordering from your website was really easy ...The online chat was very efficient, especially since I'm ordering from California.
Mike, Santa Rosa, California USA
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The flash came in a small box with a nice handle on top, similar to that of a McDonalds Happy meal but slightly smaller. Obviously, the quality of the item inside is far superior to that of a Happy Meal!
Inside the box, you get a Flash Users Manual which gives you an in-depth run-through of everything you can do with your new flash. This was very helpful in setting up the flash as for a first-time flash user, I was a bit clueless. Also, included in the box is the aftersales guarentee, a stand for the flash, a small leather case and obviously, the flash itself. The small leather case is of a good enough quality to keep the flash clean and safe whilst in transit as long as you are sensible with what you put it next to. The stand is just a round black plastic lid which the the flash clips on to. This allows you to show off your new flash in the corner of your room or to place it next to your shiny camera and create yourself a little photography corner.
So, let's talk about the flash. It is a clip-on flash which takes 2 AA batteries. As far as I know, this is quite common in most flashes and I found the batteries to last for around a month of usage which is acceptable. The flash itself clips on to the top of your camera. I personally use a Samsung NX10 which it fits on to perfectly. From this position, you can rotate the flash upwards or downwards to create different lighting effects. There are also three buttons on the back of the flash which allow you to change the intensity of the flash. I found this ideal when taking photos in the evening when the light levels are constantly changing and you need to quickly adjust how much flash you need depending on the angle of the shot. There is also an indicator which tells you how much flash you are using.
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Hard to say, I've been using mostly a fanny pack here lately, but I can get away with that because my bass/panfish outings don't require nearly the variety of tackle that trout fishing does. I've got both a vest (patagucci reinvest) and a chest pack (WJ gear bag chest) tha I like very well. I use a hydration bladder with the chest pack and find that does save me time and fumbling while on the stream. It will hold almost as much stuff as my vest and doesn't shift around nearly as much. On warm days the chest pack keeps me a little cooler too. Not looking to part with the vest, but it probably has some dust on it right now.
One benefit of a chest pack that I never hear anybody mention comes in to play when nature calls. You know the drill, you waddle over to the side of the stream after having let your bladder fill to painful proportions while making 30+ casts to the big one that is ignoring all offerings. You get there and find a place to lean the rod and a branch to hang your wader belt from while you attempt to not sprinkle on your expensive waders. With a chest pack, you just lace the belt through one of the shoulder straps and you've saved a step.
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Mindshare, the global media agency network that is part of WPP, has been named the Agency Network of the Year at the Festival of Media Asia Pacific Awards 2016.
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Ashutosh Srivastava, Chairman & CEO of AMEA & Russia/CIS at Mindshare said: "I'm delighted to see work being recognized from such a large number of our offices in the region. It underlines the fact that our network continues to be streets ahead of others on quality and depth of talent in this part of the world and lead the market. The India team was outstanding again. It was also great to see the caliber of the winning and shortlisted work from China, Malaysia, Australia, Singapore, the small yet highly talented Sri Lanka team. Big congratulations to our teams and equally to our clients who back their ideas, and encourage their creativity. "
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AFRICAN AMERICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT: FREEDOM, GENDER, AND POLITICAL ACTION. African American political thought brings the texts of figures ranging from Frederick Douglass to Toni Morrison into conversation with the abiding concerns of political theory: the meanings of justice, freedom, and equality; the nature of power, obligation, and "the good life." Out of this encounter comes deeper understanding of African American intellectual traditions as well as enhanced understanding of political theory's core concepts. Douglass's autobiographies (1845, 1855, 1893), for example, change our understanding of freedom by giving us a detailed portrait of freedom's destruction, then its realization. The meaning of freedom emerges against the backdrop of slavery's horror, providing a vantage point on freedom unavailable in the traditional canon. At the same time, reading Douglass in light of traditional political theory expands our sense of Douglass' significance.
Offered in conjunction with the conference "African American Political Thought: Past and Present," taking place May 2-3 at the Simpson Center, this short course gives students an opportunity to engage major texts considered at the conference, and to distill lessons from the conference after it is held. The course will focus on the interrelation between freedom, gender, and political action; readings will include Frederick Douglass, Harriet Jacobs, Marcus Garvey, Toni Morrison, and Angela Davis.
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The rise in ADHD and ADD has been discussed as coinciding with the rise in GMO traits. Technically, in the mid-90s one, two traits per GM crop was the norm, today "stacked genes" can be 4-5-6 traits per seed. "Transgenes" are just that: transfer genes. Only the uneducated would think that bacteria, fish, and other genes can only transfer to plants. That thought is absurd. The federal government's protectionism of the GMO industry, which eliminates any and all independent testing of the impact from GMOs, seems to indicate awareness of health issues related to GMOs and of collusion. Independent research indicates that the GMO traits, can, and do, transfer to animal cells and, in the case of developing fetuses, into brain cells. Autism, on the other hand, is caused by ultrasound: http://www.pnas.org/content/103/34/12903.
Obstructive sleep apnea is a likely cause of ADD/ADHD. A simple home sleep test can diagnose it and a PAP machine can treat it. Expect significant improvement within a year or less..
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I would suggest a an epigenetic nature-and-nurture deal about ultrasound and autism rather than a slam-dunk as per Dr. R. L. above. "Specific sensitivities in combo with environmental stressors" and all that. See http://www.jultrasoundmed.org/content/31/8/1261.abstract. ... As regards ADHD, the reliability of the survey instruments is questionable at best, and as suspect as the widespread slam-dunk mis-diagnoses at worst. Anyone who understands the amygdalar- hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis and allostatic over-loading of the autonomic nervous system's sympathetic branch can see what "ADHD" =really= is in at least half the cases. But how does one tell drug-addicted, alcoholic, over-stressed or otherwise compromised parents they're freaking their children out... and expect to get them to allow their children to be properly dxd and treated? We're forced to play "politically correct" with both ADHD and Asperger's the same way Bateson, Haley, Jackson, Satir, Lidz and all the rest were forced to do with the "schizophrenogenic" parents of a half century ago. But we =shouldn't= do that among ourselves. RG, Psy.D..
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I have been researching dysautonomia in DM-ll, Cardiovascular illenesses. The frequent occurence of emotional instability seen in patients with chronic CV illenesses and DM-ll is due to under lying dysautonomia. I have developed a protocol for assessing and treating dysautonomia at our research institute( RENU-CA research institute). We have assessed and treated over 300 kids with ADD/ADHD at our institute successfully and were able to wean off the conventional ADD/ADHD drugs with resolution of their ADD/ADHD. I fully agree with the comments of RG, Psy.D. above, ADD - is not attention deficit disorder, it is Active Defiance Disorder of an emotionally distraut child due to his social environment and or some kind of severe emotional stress at a young age.This challenges the autonomic system and throws it off balance..
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I have been in peds for almost half a century. We used to call ADD and ADHD, MBD - Minimal Brain Dysfunction. I don't know if we were more wrong then or now. The bottom line is we don't know what causes it! and worse than that, we treat these usually happy, active, fun and inquisitive kids with the same meds we jail older kids for taking - amphetamines. And as the authors suggested, we don't know what long term effects these stimulants have on the developing brain. This is a tragedy of major proportion. My thought is that too man kids never see green grass or play outdoors. Interestingly, giving kids fun, daily, outdoor time decrease symptoms, so does family counseling. Lets stop poisoning our kids and grandkids!.
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Several studies have shown that neurofeedback can be an effective treatment for many children with ADHD. At the very least, getting neurofeedback would decrease the amount of medication needed. Once other causes for the behavior are ruled out, such as problems in the home or sleep apnea, parents should be encouraged to pursue neurofeedback plus medication, then gradually wean the medication. The treatments resemble video games, so children often like them. And best of all, usually the results are permanent after 9 months or so of weekly treatments..


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Nominal income growth in Phoenix, fueled by a recovering labor market, has kept pace with national growth over the first half of 2012. Full-year income growth is expected to outpace national growth by 0.7 percent.
Local home prices turned positive on a year-over-year basis in Q2, the first such increase since before the Great Recession. Housing starts are off of their recession lows, driven by a boom in single-family construction. Multifamily construction picked up noticeably in the third quarter, as well. Credit quality for businesses and individuals has been improving slowly, but bankruptcies remain historically high.
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Hello! I'll be spending a day or two each in Edinburgh, Belfast, and Dublin in late September / early October. Can any residents / knowledgable folks illuminate me on:
I trust you guys much more than your average Lonely Planet reviewer! Thanks in advance!
(p.s. confidential to Archinect: there should be a "travel" tag! Or "sightseeing"!)
I should also add: is there anything over-rated that I should skip? I'm on the fence on the Titanic Museum, for example...
bump! I know there are lots of UK nectors on these boards - any one? any one?
I'd stay out of Belfast. Car bombs, yo!
Lyric Theater in Belfast by O'Donnell and Toumey. They have a lot of work in Dublin as well worth checking out. The Irish Film Center in Temple Bar and many other interesting things in Temple Bar as well, despite lots of tourists. There is a book called Temple Bar The Power of an Idea that shows many of these projects. The Berkeley Library at Trinity College if you like Brutalism, if you are nice they will let you in, but no photos inside. It is also next door to the Old Library/Long Room which is pretty amazing as well. Anything by bucholzmcevoy architects for nice detailing. http://www.bmcea.com/
Stags Head, Toners, Long Hall for pubs, O'Donoghue's Bar near Grafton St has good smoked salmon. One of the best things I ate in Ireland. Bernard Shaw has a younger crowd, woodfired pizza served from a bus in an outdoor patio. The street it is on Aungier, Camden is worth walking down to the canal. Walk from the Liffey up O'Connell St. to the Hugh Lane Gallery. Lots of Georgian townhouses around St. Stephens Green and Merrion Square.
In Belfast, walk down Falls Rd. (catholic) cut over thru one of the gates in the wall to Shankill Rd. (protestant). Lots of political murals, ect. I was there while some of the marches were going on, so did it in the morning. Eat an Ulster Fry somewhere. I saw the Titanic Museum being built, didn't do much for me. Bittles Bar and the always crowded Crown Liquor Saloon. Belfast also has an architecture center: http://www.placeni.org/whats_on
Do you know where you are staying? I'm sure I can remember some more.
Oh, this is great!! Thanks sjniles! I didn't know of those firms - super great help, thanks.
In Belfast we're staying at a b&b pretty centrally located (it's not a big city anyway). Can't remember what street it's on. We have more days in Belfast since we're visiting family. I've seen some of the parades... fascinating and chilling at the same time. My family grew up just off the Shankhill - I know it well. Haven't been there in years and have always been ensconced with family so haven't had too much chance for sightseeing in Belfast yet - so I'm really looking forward to this chance!
In Dublin we're trying to stay away from Temple Bar area (for quietness' sake) - currently looking at places around St. Stephens Green or near the Canal... haven't found the right place yet. If you have any recommendations I'd love them. We're running into a LOT of hotels & b&bs with bad reviews, and not many without. It's kind of like Lagos in that respect... I think it's a hazard when you're visiting one of the "party cities" of Europe, for better or for worse.
For b&b's have you seen http://www.number31.ie/ . It wasn't in my budget but I visited a friend who was staying there and he loved it. I actually rented an apt. thru airbnb and it was great, if you've never used it check it out.
I can understand avoiding Temple Bar but there is some stuff there worth checking out as I mentioned above. The Photographic Archive and Meetinghouse Square, and the Black Church Print Gallery are worth spending some time in Temple Bar. A couple other Irish architects in addition to the ones above to check out are McCullough Mulvin and Grafton Architects.
I really enjoyed walking around Belfast. If you get out to the Lyric, the Ulster Museum is on the way and is somewhat interesting.
I'd also say if your time is limited in Dublin maybe skip the Guinness factory. Or just go directly to the pint and view of Dublin at the top. I was there five weeks so did go eventually but if my time was limited I would skip it.
Cafe Noto has good coffee and wifi and is across the street from the National College of Art and Design, which also has a gallery. The Bald Barista on Aungier St. has great coffee and wifi as well.
Edinburgh - you'll need to walk through a few of the terraces to understand the way Edinburgh's formal and historic architecture is reflected in the static social hierarchy in the city.
There's not much visible contemporary architecture in the city that doesn't conform to the corporate crapifesto.
Starting at Waverley Train Station: on one side is the fruitmarket gallery, currently showing Dieter Roth's diaries. What's not to like?
If you must go to the Scottish Parliament and/or castle, now is your chance be sure and go up some of the stairs, particularly Martin Creed's work no. 1059, aka The Scotsman stairs, aka the marble urinal.
Back through the station to The Ingleby Gallery for Scotland's most important artist: Ian Hamilton Finlay (more of him later). The Ingleby used to be housed in the home of the Inglebys on Calton Terrace. The houses there are gorgeous, but if you can't get inside...
Now you are ready for Broughton Street, and the cafés from there cut across through, say, Circus Place and Stockbridge towards either the back side of the Botanics, or towards the Dean and SNGOMA. You could also detour past the Scottish National Portrait Gallery which has been recently refurbished. The facade is ornate red sandstone.
At the Botanic Gardens (home to a nice Edward Cullinan, and some sculpture in the landscape by the likes of Andy Goldsworthy and also) home to contemporary art in a classical setting at Inverleith House.
The Dean Gallery and Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art are (better for art than their architecture, but still) glorious. There's a Charles Jencks landform, and Edward Paolozzi's recreated studio among other wonders.
If you have a car, go to Jupiter Artland (really top notch sculpture in the landscape), and/or Ian Hamilton Finlay's fecund wonder Little Sparta (needs booking).
Avoid the queues at that illuminati chapel thing by not going (or go very early in the morning).
There are a few Basil Spence projects, and of course the Adam's work is dotted around.
If you just want to gawk at lovely terraced houses: Stockbridge.
I haven't mentioned the two joined galleries in the Princes' Street Gardens. They have some masterpieces among the collections.
"you must go for a beer on Rose Street" everyone seems to say. I can not imagine why.
Fantastic, thank you!!
sjniles - we'll be sightseeing in Temple Bar of course but I just want to avoid actually staying there. I've heard a lot about how noisy it gets at night and the hotels around that area seem more like hostels. Thanks for the time-saving tips - I didn't even know about the pint and view.
Psyarch - thanks, this is hugely helpful! We actually decided to completely skip the Castle because a) we only have a day and a half and b) it is exorbitantly expensive. Also I keep reading people saying there aren't very many rooms open to see.
Which is the illuminati chapel you mention? There are a handful of chapels on the Royal Mile that I had earmarked to poke my head in at... but do NOT want to get stuck in crowds.
Indeed, I studiously avoided Edinburgh castle throughout 17 years of Scottish residence.
I was referring to Roslyn Chapel which has suffered much like Notre Dame du Haut with new coach car parks and the hordes those coaches bring.
With just a day and a half, unless you are a dedicated sculpture park fan, you won't make it Jupiter Artland or Little Sparta which is a shame. They are two institutions with globally important work.
If avoiding crowds and sensing the city is order of the day, the walk from Broughton Street through to the Dean Gallery/SNGOMA will please you. The nicest cafe off Broughton Street is probably the Broughton Delicatessen on Barony Street. An early trip up the Scott Monument might help you get your bearings, though I've never been up to check (they have a virtual tour on their website).
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ASK A QUESTION how do you say: turn around
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Date vuelta.
Dale vuelta.
- dale vuelta is incorrect. It could only mean "you turn him around" using the leísmo. da must be an informal command for the pronoun to be attached. - 0074b507 Dec 26, 2009 flag
- Or Dale la vuelta a la silla? - 003487d6 Dec 26, 2009 flag
- What is this in English? le can't refer to the chair, even the leísmo is for masculine nouns. - 0074b507 Dec 27, 2009 flag
- Le is referring to the chair actually, yes. Dale vuelta a la silla = Turn the chair around [Give the turn to the chair] So are giving(verb) a turn (direct object) to the chair(indirect object.) - 003487d6 Dec 27, 2009 flag
Seriously dude? that sounds so wierd.... date vuelta.. Is that like...a really weird form of volver? Gives you to turn around.....date vuelta....man that's weird.
- A vote for me is a vote for righteousness. - jeezzle Dec 25, 2009 flag
- It's weirder in English! Around what? The globe? A clock? Around nothing! Just turn around - 003487d6 Dec 25, 2009 flag
- lol....join Spanishdict Community on facebook dandi, you want to. - jeezzle Dec 25, 2009 flag
- Already did :P - 003487d6 Dec 25, 2009 flag
- Not the Spanishdict group, the Spanishdict Community group. - jeezzle Dec 25, 2009 flag
Below is an interesting discussion on darse la vuelta. The original question was whether the diacritical accent mark on the formal command dé remained when you attached the reflexive pronoun se. Is it dése or dese? The accent isn't needed, but then neither was it needed on dé except to differentiate it from de. One reply said it was dese, but the argument quickly changed to whether the la was needed. It seems that in Spain it is darse la vuelta and in some L.A. countries it is darse vuelta.
- gfreed is correct. You have to have the "la" in there as well. At least that's the way I have always heard it. - songstress78 Dec 26, 2009 flag
Voltear is used to say turn around, like if you are turning around to see something from behind, coming at you from a different direction, esp the head.
Escuché que la puerta se abrió y bien rapidito volteé a ver quien estaba.
I heard the door open so I turned around quickly to see who was there.
How about: girate?
Webdunce said - How about: girate?
Unfortunately "girar" can mean to spin so this command might suggest you want someone to keep turning until they are giddy. Now there's a word I haven't had to write for a while and had to double check the spelling, hehe.


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WITH two wins from two matches, Sydney FC fans are entitled to feel more than happy with the progress of the Velvet Revolution.
After fighting their way to a first-up triumph in Townsville last weekend, Sydney returned home and did enough to see off Adelaide United courtesy of a solitary second-half strike from Mark Bridge yesterday. Coach Vitezslav Lavicka will see areas for improvement from the opening two matches but this Sydney side is sharper, more inventive and possesses a belief not seen at the Sydney Football Stadium for some time. They weren't perfect but they deserved the win.
For Bridge, the victory was personal as much as for the team. He wasn't a starter for the second week running but came on as a 66th minute substitute and grabbed his chance with both hands. With just 13 minutes left in a match that seemed destined to end without a goal, Bridge sprinted hard to collect a pass from Karol Kisel before chipping into the path of Alex Brosque, who nodded the ball forward. Bridge then bustled past Adam Hughes to launch home a stinging first-time strike.
While the official crowd of 14,924 fell more than 5000 short of the club's ambitious hopes, they made plenty of noise and were treated to a game that could have gone either way. In keeping with the history of these typically testy battles, personal duels sprang up all over ground. Former Sydney defender Iain Fyfe niggled with his old teammate John Aloisi, Alemao tussled with Brosque on Sydney's left while Kofi Danning and Scott Jamieson fought for supremacy on the right.
In his first home match in charge, Lavicka decided to leave his mark on the field quite literally, ordering the sprinklers to be turned on just before kick-off to help speed up the hosts' passing game. Sydney's first effort came from the right foot of Sung-Hwan Byun but his shot skidded wide of Eugene Galekovic's right post before Adelaide captain Travis Dodd responded with a similar strike minutes later that ended with the same result.
An even better chance came after just 11 minutes when Brosque showed unusual dexterity to beat his man before whipping in a splendid right-foot cross that found Aloisi, only for the marquee striker to fail to get enough power on the ball as Galekovic made an easy save.
The Sky Blues blew another golden opportunity when a promising counter attack involved Brosque, Kisel, Aloisi and finally Steve Corica, only for Galekovic to stop the captain's low shot superbly with his legs.
With confidence growing, Aloisi then did well to manufacture a shot from the edge of the box that floated just wide but it seemed only a matter of time before the deadlock was broken. Corica had an excellent chance to score on another break but he took too long organising his legs before falling over Fyfe and having his penalty claim correctly turned down.
Sydney began the second half with intent but still lacked polish. Colosimo made a surging run just before the hour mark and unleashed a shot that looked bound for the bottom corner, only for Galekovic to reaffirm his status as the nation's top keeper by making another standout save. But even he couldn't keep out Bridge's cracking left-foot drive that ultimately sealed the result, prompting a massive sigh of relief from the crowd.
Sydney had a nervous final 10 minutes trying to hold on to their lead, and hearts were in mouths when Hughes managed to squeeze out a shot inside the penalty box, but when it bobbled wide, the three points were all but secured.
SYDNEY FC 1 (Mark Bridge 77m) bt ADELAIDE UNITED 0 at Sydney Football Stadium. Crowd: 14,924. Referee: Matthew Breeze.
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NORTH TUSTIN – It's early Thanksgiving morning and all appears quiet on Gershon Place until you see a man pull a battery from a car and mount it on the back of an enormous bicycle.
Across the street, neighbors are stringing some kind of homemade banner on a 10-foot pool skimmer.
A dog dressed as an Indian walks by. Then Santa. Then a cardboard replica of the Mayflower rolls out a front door as the toot-toot of trumpets and tubas lift over the rooftops.
Something's up.
Quickly, a crowd materializes.
"The first year we moved here, we heard all this noise," says Sarah Desborough, who moved onto Dall Lane in 2001. "We got up and looked out back. My husband said, 'It looks like a parade.'"
Now the Desboroughs are part of an annual ritual that wakes other newcomers. Sarah wears a tiara – "I'm queen of the parade," she says – while Freddie sips his traditional bloody Mary, adding, "This beats the Macy's parade, hands-down."
Finally, 99-year-old Avelina Hernandez is helped into her curbside chair. Two-year-old Nathaniel Bailey is snuggled into mom's Christmas-tree float. And Mike Duffy, 51 – who hosts a 50-person pancake breakfast – has the helium-balloon-arch strung over Holt Lane, a block over from Gershon.
It's 9:30.
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This is the 40th year that Gershon Place neighbors have held a Thanksgiving parade and the 40th year that Bill Parrish's three daughters have marched in it.
They created it back in 1973 with a baton, a wagon and a flute. Not much of a parade, but the next year, they added a neighbor in a Santa suit. That was big. And a papier-mâché turkey. That was bigger. And a neighbor from the Foothill High School marching band.
"Once they had the makings of a band, they were in business," recalls Parrish, 83, a retired junior high teacher whose wife, Ginny, died in 2004.
As the years passed, his floats grew more elaborate.
"Every year, we made the turkey a little bigger," he says. "Often it would not make it through the whole parade route. It'd fall apart."
That just added to the legend.
Soon they attracted dogs in costumes. Majorettes twirling batons. And the most famous pope impersonator on the planet, neighbor Gene Greytak, who appeared as the pope on several TV shows and in Hollywood movies.
"No matter how much things change in our lives, the parade stays the same," says founding sister Kathy Parrish-Lumkong, of Encinitas, now a doctor, wife and mother of three. "That's the same homemade sign we used to carry."
As if on cue, the marching band approaches and all 16 members of the Parrish family rush out to join them. The three youngest grandchildren carry the banner reading: "40th Anniversary Thanksgiving Day Parade."
Bill Parrish would never admit it, but that sign could just as well read: "40th Anniversary Bill Parrish Day Parade."
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Four streets, that's the parade route: Gershon Place, Grameroy Drive, Holt Avenue and Sanderstead Road.
The parade includes about 40 members of the Foothill High marching band. About 100 adults walk with coffee, and kids ride bikes or scooters.
By parade standards, it's pretty tame. But by almost any other standard, it's nothing short of amazing. Where else can you find four blocks of neighbors simultaneously stepping out of their front door to wave, cheer and say hello to each other?
"You don't dare take a sip of coffee or you'll miss it," jokes Sooky Kosloski, who hosts a tamale breakfast for family and friends.
Her son Derek, 36, of Brea, and his girlfriend spent the morning test-driving their Mayflower float (set on an electric scooter) in Mom's living room. And it was Derek who mounted his car battery on a tandem to pump up an inflatable pumpkin on the back.
"Success," he calls, as the pumpkin rises in back and his miniature poodle Lucky – dressed as an Indian – settles into the basket in front.
• • •
Tradition calls for the marching band to pause in front of Mike Duffy's home. Why?
"We gave them a reason," Duffy says as the band plays "The Standard of St. George" at the end of his driveway.
As you might guess by now, it doesn't take much for an idea to root around here.
For years, Duffy had hosted a pancake breakfast each Thanksgiving. And for years, the band walked by in a flash. So one year, Duffy strung an arch of helium balloons across the road and voila – the band stopped.
Now it's a highlight of the parade.
"There is nothing more hometown than this," says neighbor Anthony Ninz, 46, who is watching with his wife and two children. "Not to sound clichéd, but this makes us thankful to live here."
In the time it takes to drink a cup of coffee, however, the whole thing is over. Well, almost.
• •
Bill Parrish doesn't really march. He's still working. All along the mile-and-a-half route, he stops to visit neighbors with a clipboard.
"This is a petition to get rid of the band," he says.
When they protest that they love the band, he says, "OK, then sign this to thank them."
Everyone does. And Parrish later delivers it to the musicians, who have all volunteered to play here.
"It's like a garden," Parrish says of the parade, but he could be talking about family and friends, too. "You water it and over time it grows."
Just behind him, his children and grandchildren are all chirping about the morning.
"Try explaining to people that there is a parade on your street," someone says. "They don't understand."
But Bill Parrish does.
And, thanks to him, so do all his neighbors.
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Winter storm blankets Northeast, up to 60 million impacted — hear the holiday forecast
The first major winter storm of the season has blanketed the Northeast, bringing frigid temperatures, icy roads and power outages. Up to 60 million people are affected, and weather may impact holiday travel from Virginia all the way up to New England. NBC's Blake McCoy reports from Syracuse, New York, and TODAY's Al Roker forecasts what's in store as Thanksgiving approaches.


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- Executive summary
- Beyond compliance
- Become a citizen-centric agency
- Apply innovative technologies for business advantage
- Expand your employee talent pool
- Establishing a comprehensive approach to accessibility
- Gain business advantage from accessibility investments
Executive summary
Employee retention. Cost savings. Increased productivity. Successfully accomplishing your organization's mission. These are the ultimate concerns of many executives — particularly in government — where performance demands are high and financial resources may be limited. In the face of these challenges, organizations are continually pressed to look for innovative ways to streamline business operations while boosting effectiveness.
Innovation occurs at the intersection of invention and insight. It's about the application of invention — the fusion of new developments and new approaches to solve problems. Accessibility is one area where you can harness insight into what makes your organization productive, and steer inventions that are essential to meeting standards and enhancing user experience — to arrive at innovation.
Compliance with standards and regulations to accommodate people with disabilities may at first seem like an unnecessary drain on resources, but in fact, integrating accessibility throughout your agency can increase effectiveness by helping your organization:
- Become more citizen-centric by offering more people greater access to your agency's services through e-government.
- Increase productivity through the use of innovative technologies that benefit more people overall, including people with disabilities and the aging.
- Attract and retain quality employees by contributing to a productive, efficient work environment.
This executive brief addresses how you can move beyond compliance and start using accessibility to support your agency's mission-critical goals. With an infrastructure of accessible hardware and software and an inclusive corporate culture already in place, you can begin to sharpen your focus on gaining business advantage from accessibility investments and transform to an on demand business.
Beyond compliance
Accessibility in today's terms means enabling IT hardware, software and services to be used by more people, either directly or in combination with assistive technology products.
In the late 1990s, the United States Congress amended Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, requiring federal agencies to purchase electronic and information technology that is accessible to people with disabilities. The European Union is promoting adoption of the World Wide Web Consortium's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines for all public Web sites in European institutions and member states. In Japan, the Japan Electronics and Information Technology Association is responsible for developing industry standards that will foster a digital network society aimed at improving quality of life through IT advancement. Throughout the world several other countries have recently passed accessibility legislation or have legislation pending.
While legislative action is driving greater IT accessibility, IBM sees government pursuit of business transformation as the principal driver of accessibility innovation. Because of the proven benefits of e-government, agencies are offering more services online. And, with many constituents — including people with disabilities and the aging population — accessing these services, the need to make IT accessible is rising.
Become a citizen-centric agency
Citizen-focused agencies that have a mission to provide direct service could see the benefits of becoming an on demand business. The potential advantages of lower cost to the organization and increased flexibility to the citizen will likely continue to drive organizations to place more services online. Investing in accessibility may provide a direct opportunity to support both the efficiency and effectiveness of online service delivery to citizens.
Much of the motivation for e-government investment is the need to deliver agency services to all citizens, including people with disabilities and the aging. It could also involve saving time and money by relieving agency staff of repetitive tasks such as answering the most commonly asked citizen questions and possibly reducing operational costs. The improved flexibility that online tools offer could boost an agency's ability to deliver services to the full range of eligible citizens. Certainly, citizens who receive services online have the opportunity to do so with more flexibility — possibly leading to greater satisfaction — by accessing government at their leisure rather than at predefined office hours.
The potential for improved citizen satisfaction and efficiency in service delivery will likely continue to shape and drive e-government investments. This combination can benefit both the agency and the communities it serves, including citizens with disabilities and the aging.
The deployment of accessibility technologies, such as real-time captioning through speech recognition, screen reader support for complex data types and the migration of accessibility to the mainstream through pervasive devices, will likely bring new challenges, new benefits and the opportunity for agencies to realize new value.
Apply innovative technologies for business advantage
Innovative technologies designed for people with disabilities often can benefit a broader audience — including those who do not necessarily identify themselves as disabled — and therefore provide a better return on your technology investment. According to the Pew Internet & American Life Project, some usability tests have found that when Web design changes were made to accommodate older users, the changes also improved the performance of younger adults.1
An accessible Web site, for example, designed for use with assistive technologies, helps your agency meet accessibility needs. But its straightforward layout and labeled tags may also help resolve issues with other service delivery channels such as personal digital assistants (PDAs) and kiosks.
Similarly, speech-to-text technology can help disseminate information throughout your organization. For example, Webcasts could be delivered using captioned speech that is automatically synchronized with supporting charts to be used as a learning module. You can also enhance comprehension for employees who speak English as a second or foreign language by simultaneously providing speech in text form. And captioning provides a transcript of spoken words that may be referenced and searched on Web sites by other employees.
Other technologies can help users navigate the Internet more easily by reading Web pages aloud and by allowing them to resize panes, enlarge font size and change background color for better contrast. Some governments have introduced these technologies on their Web sites to assist users with low vision as a way to be more customer-oriented to an aging society.
While most of these inventions were initially designed with disabled users in mind, they also further the cause for usability; that is, designing products and environments to be usable by more people — to the greatest extent possible.
Expand your employee talent pool
When you create an environment that allows people to compete for employment regardless of their disabilities, you can broaden the talent pool available to meet your hiring needs. Improved access to agency information may expand choices of jobs for applicants and choices of applicants for the hiring agency, and it may create additional opportunities for current employees with disabilities who might otherwise languish in under-employment. More opportunities can contribute to employee satisfaction and retention and possibly improve staff capabilities for your agency.
The expense of recruiting and hiring, combined with the disruption of turnover and staffing shortages, can seriously impact your agency's effectiveness. When you expand the number of potential job candidates, including people with disabilities, you may be able to fill open jobs more easily. At the same time, creating a work environment that makes it possible for aging workers to remain on the job with sustained satisfaction and productivity may also be part of your staffing strategy. With half of the U.S. population projected to be 45 years or older by 20102, more public sector employees or applicants may have some type of limitation or disability than do today. Hiring and retaining aging workers may help your agency maintain or expand its knowledge base.
Accessible tools and infrastructure can benefit your employees who are not disabled as well. According to a study commissioned by Microsoft®, 60 percent of working-age adults in the U.S. (more than 100 million) are likely to benefit from using accessible technology3. The study notes that many people with mild disabilities who would benefit from the use of such technology do not identify themselves as having a disability and that their difficulties probably go unnoticed by their colleagues. Much of this population may already work for you or receive your services. They may comprise your employee or potential employee base.
Some employees with declining visual clarity benefit from the enlargement of font sizes on screens and printed material. Others retain information better with audio and visual input. And still others create knowledge from data by combining audio, video and symbolic inputs, all left to the ability of each user to customize — and thus optimize — his or her learning style. By providing accessible systems, you can help expand your talent pool and deepen the knowledge of those already in it, so they can contribute more to your organization.
Establishing a comprehensive approach to accessibility
IBM strongly supports, and engages itself in, a holistic, integrated approach to driving human ability and accessibility initiatives within and across organizations. Our vision is built upon four sets of capabilities that agencies can invest in to drive sustained value, enhance human ability and ultimately contribute to a broader goal of societal transformation. These capabilities—compliance, usable access, responsive relationships and collaborative ecosystems—are separate but interdependent components that an organization should seek to develop and refine to become truly accessible to all of its stakeholders.
Reaching compliance is about understanding and adhering to regulations and legal mandates established in each country.
Fostering usable access requires moving beyond compliance to actively improve all users' experience with an organization's technology systems.
Driving responsive relationships involves creating a more adaptive human-business experience by extending technology systems into the fabric of an agency to sense and respond to unique user needs and preferences.
Participating in a collaborative ecosystem means actively supporting the seamless flow of communication—both within and between organizations—to ensure the ongoing delivery of products and services designed to respond to the needs of all people, regardless of age, ability or disability.
Together, these capability sets can help governments execute an integrated approach to human ability and accessibility that drives a positive result, and a measurable return on investment—resulting in more effective personal interactions, increased user satisfaction, an expanded market reach, better employee retention and enhanced relationships with clients and partners.
Gain business advantage from accessibility investments
Implementing a comprehensive accessibility strategy in your organization can help you provide people with disabilities and the aging comparable opportunities as everyone else, but also may allow you to better serve the full range of constituents, improve citizen and employee satisfaction and extract new value from your technology investments.
IBM has the creative and technical knowledge, usability expertise, research innovation and business insight essential to address the end-to-end accessibility requirements facing government organizations. Whether you are considering small, individual projects or a large, complex solution, IBM can help you integrate accessibility into your organization to gain business advantage. Whether your agency is trying to meet standards and regulations or wants to move beyond compliance, IBM Accessibility Services can help you formulate a strategy to make the most of your IT investments. Whether you require a standalone solution or need accessibility incorporated into your existing architecture, IBM can offer the technology, skills and range of products designed to help you realize your agency's goals.
When the infrastructure barriers that preclude people with disabilities from being employed and self-reliant are removed, more people can reach their potential — facilitating productivity and helping agencies reach their mission-critical goals.
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1 Fox, Susannah. Pew Internet and American Life Project. "Older Americans and the Internet," March 25, 2004.
2 "Accessible Technology in Computing—Examining Awareness, Use, and Future Potential," A Research Report Commissioned by Microsoft Corporation and Conducted by Forrester Research, Inc., 2004.
3 Ibid.
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