Dear KC,
This is Joseph. I live in Los Angeles, California. I used to live in
Riverside, California. There, the temperatures would go over 100 (I've seen
temperatures go as high as 113). 

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Dear KC,

I live in Santa Rosa California, about 55 miles north of San Francisco. 
Once in a while, the temp will be over 100, but most of the time it stays in
the 70 to 90 range.

I live on the third floor of an apartment complex and I must walk a long
ways to get to the elevator and those books are just too heavy.

I wish that all blind and deaf blind had access to refreshable braille
and/or voice notetakers.  A person is very limited when they are only able
to use paper braille.  I agree with you there should be a program for
lending such devices to people who need them.

Terri, Amateur Radio call sign KF6CA.  Army MARS call sign AAT9PX,
California
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: Hi  Terri,
:
: I livein California and it can go up above  90 here and often
: over 100.  I  don't like to  risk my BN.
:
: My mailbox is at the endofmy driveway.  Ileave books for returnin
: to the  LIbrary  down there and the Mail carrier picks themup.
: (I'm told they  do it for  anyone who asks.) Of course, I only
: take a few out at a time, so it is not a big deal.   In any case,
: itismy choice.
:
: As Ann has ointedout,  many, especailllly in the deaf-blind
: community, do ot have Notetakers for reading books.  In fact, I
: asked Mr. Clyke at a COnventon last year about the possiblity of
: NLS  providing something.  The answer ws somethingl ike:  "Maybe
: some day down the raod."
:
: KC
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