Willis:
Get used to the blind & sight disabled not being taken into account.
Though the states spend big bucks educating them, 70% of them are unemployed
& have a hard time keeping the jobs they get. This includes me, though I do
have what is called "travel vision." Bright lights not only help folks like
you and I see, they can also, if properly used, reveal a lot of hypocrisy.
David Faulkner Albany, Ohio
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Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2007 10:46 PM
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] CFB (Compact Florescent Blubs)
The major gripe I have is that a 100 watt florescent buld is not as bright
as a 100 watt incondecent bulb.
When they take my incondescent bulbs away, I will be in the dark.
I have lost about 70% of my eye site, and the new bulbs just don't do the
trick.
But those who have handycaps won't be around much longer any way.
I have never noticed any noise coming from the ones we have in the house,
just a lack of brightness.
Willis
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