[vi-kindle] Re: Kindle users' group at ACB convention?
- From: "JANE SHEEHAN" <jcsheehan1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <vi-kindle@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2012 17:14:06 -0400
I want a case with a shoulder strap for my Kindle.
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Subject: [vi-kindle] Re: Kindle users' group at ACB convention?
I created a monster!!! Lol. Seriously this is great and I can't wait to hear
the presentation tonight. I've got patrons that heard me sing the praises of
the Kindle for as well, and recently I've had five folks call and say they
have acquired new kindles and what pointers I can give, and I'm trying to
get them on the list as well, so the community is growing, and hopefully we
can start seeing some results. I'm excited. Now if I could only figure out
how to read while I did the rest of my braille work and sending stuff out,
wonder if they make a belt clip for the Kindle, Lol. Take care guys and look
forward to hearing the presentation tonight Jane. Talk to you soon.
On Jun 10, 2012, at 6:40 PM, (Nan Hawthorne <hawthorne%nanhawthorne.com>)
wrote:
> I have been pleased at the warming of feeling. Timothy Emmonds, who is
> on this group and also is a reader adviser at a library for the blind,
> was the first I ran across who was singing its praises, the Kindle
> that is. heavens did I ever get trashed on the old AW discussion
> group. the group is gone now. i have some blog posts about it all...
> at www.nanhawthorne.com
>
> Nan Hawthorne, Historical Novelist
> www.nanhawthorne.com
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> ng-a-tale-of-anglo-saxon-england
>
> "If we are to become friends I must laugh the way I really do."
> Gabbo de la Parra
>
> On 6/10/2012 4:12 PM, JANE SHEEHAN wrote:
>> Hi Nan,
>> I wasn't aware that there was this feeling inparts of the blindness
>> community about the Kindle. But I'm not surprised about the
>> Federation, they don't like much of anything unless they had a hand
>> in it's development or got money for participating in it, but that's
>> just my opinion. I'll be attending some meetings of Library Users of
>> America at the ACB convention, and I'll see what people's opinion of
>> the Kindle is. I think it seems to be growing on people a bit more now.
Hope so.
>
>
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