[Blind-rollers] sensorsRe: Blind-rollers Digest, Vol 2, Issue 11

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Hey Petra:  I looked at the web site for the Ultra Cane.  The cane sounds really neet. Kassie

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From: "Petra van Driel" <nieuws at challenge-media.com> 

> Hi Marcel, 
> 
> And what to think about the very special relationship between you and your 
> ears. I don't say you shouldn't try things, but for me blocking another 
> other "window" would be hard. 
> 
> Did you hear about the UltraCane?. It vibrates when it detects something, 
> but it is somewhat heavier than some canes. Some information and contact 
> info for o&m instructors can be found on: 
> http://www.soundforesight.co.uk/Trained%20Mobility%20Instructors.htm 
> I didn't check the emailadresses though, so I don't know if they are working 
> properly. 
> 
> Best regards Petra 
> 
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Hey Petra:  I looked at the web site for the Ultra Cane.  The cane sounds really neet. Kassie
 
-------------- Original message --------------
From: "Petra van Driel" <nieuws at challenge-media.com>
> Hi Marcel,
>
> And what to think about the very special relationship between you and your
> ears. I don't say you shouldn't try things, but for me blocking another
> other "window" would be hard.
>
> Did you hear about the UltraCane?. It vibrates when it detects something,
> but it is somewhat heavier than some canes. Some information and contact
> info for o&m instructors can be found on:
> http://www.soundforesight.co.uk/Trained%20Mobility%20Instructors.htm
> I didn't check the emailadresses though, so I don't know if they are working
> properly.
>
> Best regards Petra
>
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