[Nfb-kzoo] Walking Around East Campus

[Georgia Kitchen]

Hi Jason,

Sorry I cannot help with the east campus route issue. It has been too long 
since I was at wMU I know there are a lot of hills, steps and yes I remember 
those intersecting roads. I like the idea of tactile maps. Years ago,  the 
Michigan Braille Transcribing Service down in Jackson did many maps for the 
universities. They were great in my opinion. I believe Michigan State still 
has there's. I don't remember if WEstern had one made at that time back in 
the  mid 1970's.

Oh, another thing I saw somewhere on a list that a  customer of yours was 
telling how well he liked the bar code reader and I believe a Canon scanner 
he  bought from you. Do you know what technology I am referring to??

I know many people are interested in technology and perhaps you may be a 
good one that could demo this during the general session or another time 
during our state convention.

I may have something to email you personally you may be interested in about 
java script.

Anyway, take it easy and please respond when you can.

Best,

Georgia Kitchen.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jason Meddaugh" <jj at bestmidi.com>
To: "NFB of Kalamazoo Michigan List" <nfb-kzoo at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2012 12:37 AM
Subject: [Nfb-kzoo] Walking Around East Campus


>I know some of you have walked around here a lot, so thought I'd ask for 
>any opinions on the most pedestrian-friendly way to cut from downtown to 
>campus or from the vine/Lovell area to campus. I'm thinking that if you can 
>come up on the correct side of Lovell, Michigan, etc. before all of those 
>streets collide, it may be easier. Maybe it'd just be helpful to have a 
>tactile map showing how Michigan/Lovell/Stadium/Oakland/whatever intersect 
>over there and where there are actually lights. Almost every time I try to 
>walk it, I get messed up somewhere on the way.
> There has to be a way that's at least somewhat safe.
>
> Thanks for any ideas.
>
> Best Regards,
> Jason Meddaugh
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