Terri,

I also thank you for your clarification of the information in the article. I
look forward to the day when your technology, maybe in the form you are
working on or maybe in some other form, works.  . Any improvement to living
with low vision is welcome.

Valerie


Valerie Lewis
Administrator of Outreach Services
Suffolk Cooperative Library System
P.O. Box 9000
Bellport, NY 11713-9000
(631) 286-1600, X1365
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Subject: Re: Seeing Eye Computer Guides Blind


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Terri,
Thanks so much for your clarification.
That's just exactly what I thought had happened with te article.

My previously held high opinion of your work has been upheld.

Personally I doube your portable systems will ever work in reality, but
that's
just my bias.  It's obvious you have and enforce the correct
attitudes.

My experience with journalists is almost entirely negative.
they get it wrong much of the time.

Thanks again, and my respects to you and your team.

Tom Fowle
Smith-Kettlewell RERC


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