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Wireless Phones | Comments Off on Louis Braille, There’s Something About Your Name | February 27th, 2009
On the 200th anniversary of your blessed birth, it is my esteemed honor to thank you, Monsieur Louis Braille, for giving me and thousands and thousands like me, who see by the candles of the mind, a means, a written language to explore the path of life with those who see by the light of the stars.
The name Braille! Ah, there’s something about your name. Perhaps it’s special because I know that without you, I would not be what I am and I could not become what I one day hope to be.
Most sincerely,
Mark Taylor
Please Click Here to read more about Monsieur Braille and to learn how you can help further Braille literacy in your community.
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Wireless Phones | Comments Off on IMPORTANT CANDLE SHORE UPDATE !!! | February 22nd, 2009
Hello Fellow Candle Shore Comrades,
The following announcement does not apply to any Candle Shore email subscribers but only to those who use RSS or podcast aggregators to receive updates from Candle Shore.
If you subscribe to the Candle Shore BLOG or the Candle Shore Podcasts via RSS feed or via iTunes or any podcast aggregator, such as the Juice Podcast Receiver, you must update Candle Shore’s feed address, in your applications, to reflect Feedburner’s migration into Google.Â
The new feed addresses are listed below:
For the Candle Shore general BLOG, including both articles and podcasts:
http://feeds2.feedburner.com/candleshore
For the Candle Shore Podcasts, only:
http://feeds2.feedburner.com/candleshorepodcasts
Thank you,
Mark
Hello Everyone,
AT&T Shares Details of iPhone 3G Text Accessibility Plan for Customers with Disabilities
New Rate Plan Includes Unlimited Internet and Messaging
Dallas, Texas, July 29, 2008
AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T) announced today that the Text Accessibility Plan (TAP) for iPhone 3G will give customers with disabilities unlimited text messaging, Web browsing and easy access to e-mail for $50 per month. Customers with disabilities wishing to use enterprise email can sign up for a $65 per month plan that features unlimited messaging, data, and support for enterprise email with Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. Pay-per-use voice is included in both the consumer and enterprise TAP at $.40 per minute. Read the rest of this entry »
