[nabs-l] OT: Help Wanted For An Up And Coming Project

[Arielle Silverman]

Hi David and all,
Just a friendly reminder that radio show-related announcements are
usually off-topic for this list, unless you explicitly describe how
they are blindness-related. Using the word "OT" in the subject line
does not make the off-topic message permissible, as it still
contributes to the high volume of list messages. Recently there have
been complaints about the large number of messages that come through
this list. To reduce the email clutter, we want to ensure that all the
messages coming through are clearly related to blindness, the NFB, or
both.
If you would like to receive future announcements from David regarding
his broadcasts, feel free to contact him privately. I would like to
offer David the chance to send announcements to those who want to read
them. This list just isn't the place to do that.

Respectfully,
Arielle Silverman, Listserv Moderator

On 2/15/16, Aaron Linson via nabs-l <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> I'd love to help the station. As a Podcaster for many years and an audio
> engineering major. I feel that I can bring a new level of excitement to the
>
> station.
>
>
> On February 15, 2016 8:19:13 PM David Dunphy via nabs-l <nabs-l at nfbnet.org>
>
> wrote:
>
>> Do you ever get that warm feeling inside when you are part of a
>> creation? Meaning that your ideas helped to shape something special?
>> That because of insight you gave, something really awesome happened?
>>
>> If you get that satisfaction from helping others, then please read on.
>>
>> After being away from doing so for awhile, some friends and I have
>> decided we want to take on the challenge of launching a radio station
>> again.
>> We know there are many choices for entertainment out there, but we
>> believe we can make the landscape better!
>> Since I gave up Audio Access FM, I've always wanted to do a station
>> again, but decided that I needed to take some time, do some thinking,
>> and really figure out what would work.
>> We have some ideas now, but would like your help. We want this to be a
>> station that you help build, so it becomes part of your world as much
>> as it does ours. We want you to keep coming back for more.
>> If you could spare a few minutes, and take a very brief 8 question
>> survey to help us grow our station idea into a station reality, we'd
>> be most greatful.
>> The survey can be found at
>> http://djdrocks.online/pg
>> All your survey responses will be read from top to bottom, no matter
>> if we get 1 or 200 of them. We are not Comcast asking for your
>> feedback. We are serious about having you help us, your station
>> creators, be part of the creation process with us!
>> Only fill this out if you plan on being helpful, constructive, and
>> want to see a new option for entertainment be available to you.
>> Thank you for your time!
>> From David And Friends
>>
>>
>> On 2/8/16, Chris Nusbaum via nabs-l <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>>> Hello All:
>>>
>>> As many on these lists know, I have decided to pursue a career in
>>> teaching
>>> blind students. This means that I'm planning to major in special
>>> education
>>> for my undergrad degree before going to another college which has a
>>> TVI-specific Master's program for my graduate level courses. Today I
>>> visited
>>> the college I plan to attend for my undergrad work, and I was told about
>>> a
>>> requirement which struck me as odd. Apparently, Virginia law mandates
>>> that
>>> an aspiring teacher (no matter their desired content area) must pass the
>>> Math Core Praxis test along with their state's communicational literacy
>>> and
>>> reading assessments in order to enter any college-level education
>>> program.
>>> In other words, I will have to pass the test which certifies me capable
>>> of
>>> teaching math before I can even take any education classes. So I'm
>>> wondering
>>> whether any of you have had experience with this type of program, and if
>>> so,
>>> whether this is a requirement for any state other than VA? If it is a
>>> requirement, what is involved in the test and how difficult have you
>>> found
>>> it to be? Thanks in advance for your help.
>>>
>>> Chris Nusbaum
>>>
>>> Sent from my iPhone
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