Dr. bower,
thank you for alerting us to your fascinating blog. If memory serves, I 
believe you were a guest on a recent edition of Freedom Scientific's 
FSCast. I usually let people on different groups know about various 
tech-related news when it comes to assistive technology and ... well, 
when I heard that FS was going to have an oceanographer who is a user of 
JAWS ... you can imagine the puns which I found difficult to resist. I 
think I said that their guest wasn't afraid of making waves ... but 
you've likely been deluged with such puns already ...

Seriously, the blog is fascinating and I'm so glad you let us know of 
its existence. Thanks for sharing your work with us.




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On 7/15/2014 9:51 AM, Amy S. Bower wrote:
> Hi All - if you are interested, check out my new blog:
> OceanInsight--Musings of a Blind Oceanographer at
> http://web.whoi.edu/OceanInsight. It's a mix of (hopefully) interesting
> tidbits about my oceanographic research and how I make the career work as a
> visually impaired scientist. Right now I'm on a research cruise in the North
> Atlantic, so I'm posting almost every day. I'm especially interested in
> reaching visually impaired students, so pass the link along to anyone you
> think might be interested. Thanks.
> -Amy
>
>
> Dr. Amy S. Bower
> Senior Scientist
> Department of Physical Oceanography
> MS #21
> Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
> Woods Hole, MA  02543
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