Re: CSUN: Re: Breakfast of nonvisual developers at CSUN 2009
- From: Dorene Cornwell <dorenefc@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 14 Mar 2009 12:06:28 -0700
Hi Chris and all
1. I think there is a small typo. I found it great at
www.raisingthefloor.net
2. The initiative looks very exciting and of course reading more about it is
high on my agenda.
3. The buzzword digital inclusion is bandied about in some circles
working on related topics. I LOVE the RtF site and I would suggest you make
sure digital inclusion shows up somewhere in keywords because I think that
will facilitate connections with like-minded folks.
4. I am not going to CSUN but I hope everyone there has a great time.
Thanks for your work!
Dorene Cornwell
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 10:27 AM, Chris Hofstader <cdh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I will be attending CSUN in my new capacity as the chair of the BLV portion
> of the Raising The Floor Initiative (http://www.raisningthefloor.net).
> This group wants to invite as many people who want to join and will be
> rather loose in its rules and such. I would like to talk to anyone of you
> who come to CSUN either individually or in groups to help you decide if you
> want to be part of this project that Jim Fruchterman, Gregg Vanderheiden and
> I have been ramping up for nearly two years now.
>
> It would be good if those who want to meet with us send an email before the
> conference starts but anyone can feel free to call my room or mobile phone:
> 727 896 6393 while we're out there.
>
> First to respond gets a free steak dinner at the nice restaurant at the
> Marriott paid for by the $1 per year salary I get from RTFI. As I've long
> said, if I had the means to work on this stuff without a salary that I would
> do so. Hence, my involvement in RTFI is purely out of a desire to be
> involved in what I believe to be a very exciting project with a lot of very
> hip and interesting folks.
>
> Happy Hacking,
> cdh
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