[nabs-l] colour and clothes

Anjelina anjelinac26 at gmail.com
Wed Aug 3 11:26:37 UTC 2011 

Hi Andi,
I've used the metal tags and rather than sew them into clothing safety pins have provided a nice work around. For the most part the tags are not irritating. If the tag is visible in a piece of clothing, I put the tag in a pocket and at the end of the day I reattach it to the clothing. I'd love to have a color identifier someday. Great question.
Let us know what ya work out.

Anjelina
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On Aug 2, 2011, at 3:43 PM, "Andi" <adrianne.dempsey at gmail.com> wrote:

>   I use to be able to see colours and I can still see light or dark, but I am losing vission and have trouble seeing spesific colours.  I know what most of my clothes look like, but there are some shirts that are the same shirts but in different colours, like tank tops and such.  I know some people use the mettle brail tags to denote colours.  My question to all of you who use them is; Are they practical?  Do they itch your skin, or are they not noticeable when you where them?  If you do not use them how elts do you identify clothes that look alike in fabrik and style but are different colours?
> 
> -----Original Message----- From: Aubrie Lucas
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> They could have just taken the GPS out of the car.
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> From: Mike Orzechowski <mikeo at diteq.com
> Date: August 1, 2011 9:40:02 AM CDT
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> From: Metin Sakarcan <metin at inchfeet.com
> Sent: Monday, August 01, 2011 9:37 AM
> To: Metin Sakarcan <metin at inchfeet.com
> Subject: Some good ideas
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> 
> Certainly are good ideas.
> 
> 
> This is worth reminding.
> 
> This  gives us something to think about with all our  new
> electronic  technology.
> GPS
> A friend  had their car broken into while they were at a
> football game.  Their  carwas parked  on the green which was
> adjacent to the football  stadium and specially allotted to
> football  fans.  Things stolen from the car included  a garage
> door remote control, some money and a  GPS which had  been
> prominently  mounted on the  dashboard.
> When the  victims got home, they found that their house  had
> been ransacked and just about everything  worth anything had been
> stolen.
> The  thieves had used the GPS to guide them to the  house.
> Theythen used  the garage remote control to open the garage  door
> and gain entry to the house.  The  thieves knew the owners were
> at the football  game, they knew what time the game was scheduled
> to finish and so  theyknew how  much time they had to clean out
> the house.   It appeared  thatthey had  brought a truck to empty
> the house of its  contents.
> Something  to consider if you have a GPS - don't put your  home
> address in it.  Put a nearby address  (like a store or gas
> station) so you can still  find your way home if you need to, but
> no one  else would know where you live if your GPS were  stolen.
> MOBILE  PHONES -- I would  never have thought of  this.......
> This lady has now changed  her habit of how she lists her
> nameson her  mobile phone after her handbag was stolen.   Her
> handbag, which contained her cell phone,  credit card, wallet...
> etc...  was  stolen.
> 20 minutes  later when she called her hubby, from a pay
> phonetelling  him what had happened, hubby says 'I received  your
> text asking about our Pin number and I've  replied a little while
> ago.'
> When they  rushed down to the bank, the bank staff told  them
> allthe money  was already withdrawn.  The thief had  actually
> used the stolen cell phone to text  'hubby' in the contact list
> and got hold of the  pin number.  Within 20 minutes he had
> withdrawn all the money from their bank  account.
> Moral of  the  lesson:
> Do not  disclose the relationship between you and the  people in
> your contact  list.
> Avoid  using names like Home, Honey, Hubby, Sweetheart,  Dad,
> Mom,  etc....
> And very importantly,  when sensitive info is being
> askedthrough  texts, CONFIRM by calling  back.
> 
> Also, when you're being  text by friends or family to meet them
> somewhere, be sure to call back to confirm that  the message came
> fromthem.   If you don't reach them, be very careful about  going
> places to  meet'family  and friends' who text  you.
> *PLEASE  PASS THIS  ON
> * I never  thought about the  above!
> As of now,  I no longer  have'home'  listed on my cell  phone.
> Even if  this does not pertain to you....Pass it on to  your
> family &  friends
> 
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