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Blind to handicap lighting up other lives Taken from Times of India. NAGPUR: His mission in life reads, "To work unceasingly to mitigate pain and suffering of human race." And despite not having seen any light since birth, Rajesh Asudani is lighting up the lives of hundreds of disabled persons through his work. His congenital blindness hasn't stopped him from achieving as many as 19 gold medals at Nagpur University, in the process inspiring thousands to fight against their disabilities. Read more �

Bleak Lighting --- In David Bordwells final post in his superb series detailing a few of the major American critical voices of the 40s, he mentions reviews by Agee and Farber of some of Maya Derens films, and Derens subsequent responses.  The following are Derens responses mentioned in the post... ---  (via Anthology Archives) - From Film Culture No. 39 (Winter 1965) - From The Legend of Maya Deren...Pt Two, "Chambers" (1942-1947) - From The Legend of Maya Deren...Pt Two, "Chambers" (1942-1947) -  (via Anthology Archives) ---  UPDATE 6/01/2014: If, while no doubt on your way to more worthwhile destinations, you happen to have somehow stumbled on to this site within the past good while, you were likely left with the impression that it had been abandoned.  That impression, though understandable, is not entirely accurate... During that time the majority of my focus was spent preparing and applying for archival graduate programs, whilst staving off the nervous brea...