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Como username_1 dijo en "session-cookie-secure" tienes que poner false si se trabaja en localhost<issue_closed>The 2022 winners of the ABC International Excellence Award for Accessible Publishing are to be named late this month at Guadalajara.
In this context, ABC, of course, stands for the Accessible Books Consortium, a public-private partnership led by WIPO. It includes organizations that represent people with print disabilities such as the World Blind Union (WBU); libraries for the blind; standards bodies; and organizations representing authors, publishers, and collective management organizations.
Today’s release of shortlists is broken into three finalists on each of two categories’ shortlists. One is a shortlist of finalist-publishers. The other is a shortlist of finalists in the category of initiatives.
As it turns out, the winners are to be announced during the Guadalajara International Book Fair on November 29, an unprecedented Latin American presentation of this awards program.
The award nominees have been juried on criteria of outstanding leadership and achievements in improving the accessibility of ebooks or other digital publications for people who are blind, have low vision, are dyslexic, or have mobility impairments that impact their ability to read the printed word.
Hugo Setzer is president of the Mexican Publishers Association (CANIEM) a former president of the International Publishers Association‘s (IPA), and CEO of Mexico’s Manuel Moderno.
In today’s announcement, Setzer is quoted, saying, “This year marks the first time that the ABC International Excellence Award for Accessible Publishing will be presented in Latin America.
At Guadalajara—this year with Sharjah as guest of honor—the announcement will be part of an on-site accessibility seminar, “Accessible Publishing for People with Print Disabilities: A Latin American Perspective.” That event starts at 12 p.m. November 29, in Room 7 of the fair’s national pavilion and is open to everyone at the fair without prior registration.
In a note on the issue that undergirds the work of the consortium, we read, “According to a 2017 study published in The Lancet, approximately 253 million people are blind or visually impaired, internationally. Nearly 90k percent of those live in developing countries.
This is Publishing Perspectives’ 189th awards-related report in the 200 publication days since our 2022 operations began on January 3.
More from Publishing Perspectives on accessibility is here, more on the World Intellectual Property Organization is here, more on the Accessible Books Consortium is here, more on the many book and publishing awards programs in the world industry is here, and more on the International Excellence Awards is here.
More from Publishing Perspectives on the Guadalajara International Book Fair is here, more on the Mexican publishing market is here, and more on world publishing’s trade shows and book fairs is here.
NOW THEN!!!! On to my project!!! I worked on this often and on the last few days while my kid's were napping. Very quick and fairly easy, if you're not scared of heights. :)
Okay so I know that was ALOT of pictures for one post. And you're probably more than ready to hightail it out of here and get on with your Facebook stalking, but I have something I REALLY WANT YOU TO CHECK OUT FIRST!!!!!! I have a new sponsor and her shop IS AWESOME. I found The Old Mason Jar sort of accidently on Etsy and fell in love. She's a small town girl (pop. 400!), just starting out, and has super unique, rustic, gorgeous items! You'll be impressed. Let's help her get her Etsy shop rolling! :) Oh, and did I mention her prices won't break you? You'll be able to afford more than just a few items in this shop!
OMG! I wouldn't get higher than maybe three rungs on that ladder, Kammy! You are brave! Love the flag and I love the white outlines you did on the doors. The shutters look great on the windows, too.
is it super stalkerish if I say I'll drive by and check it out some day! :) Looks good!
Good job Kammy - looks good!
Cilla :-)
I love old red barns!!! The additional flair looks great. And once again, your dad and Sid look sooo much like my dad.
I love this!!
So cute! I'm painting my house now, but when we get to the shed... I want to do a painted quilt... I think... but after seeing your flag, that's super cute too! Little Bit
Looks AWESOME! I would love, love, love to have an old barn like that. And girl, I was a bit dizzy seeing you so high on the ladder (in flip flops no less). Your a brave one. :0)
I think the angels had extra guard duty the day you were on the ladder. Good gracious, Girl, my stomach was doing flip-flops just lookin at a picture! Finished product is wonderful.
I ain't as good as I once was, but I'm as good once as I ever was. I'm singing now too.
~Bliss~
Love red barns - so classic! Looks great but I would've been scared to death on the ladder! You are a Wonder Woman!
That looks great! Found you over at Gail's MRL.
Love it! Have a red barn/double car garage that I plan on vamping up this summer. I need to borrow your tall ladder, please. :)
You are certainly brave! I wouldn't be anywhere near a ladder that tall when someone else is on it, let alone me! Great job on your barn!
OMGosh, it is sooo cute! I think I have barn envy! Visiting from The Shabby Creek Cottage. Would love it if you would share this post at my Make it Pretty Monday link party. Wishing you a grand day! Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse
Thanks for sharing, Kammy. So much work but what an improvement.
Oh my gosh, I love that barn!! I can't believe how high up you were on that ladder (IN flip flops) yikes!
The updates look fabulous!
thanks for linking to MRL in your post!
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