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Allan D. GrodyThe writer is a former shareholder of Trump Village Section 4.On trackTo the editor,I whole-heartedly agree that express service should be restored to the F train in Brooklyn. I was able to enjoy the benefits of express service until I retired in 2003. However there was, and still is, another problem with F service, and probably with other trains going to and from Coney Island as well. Many trains terminate at Kings Highway, five stations away from the last stop, Coney Island. Passengers going further have to wait on the elevated platform in boiling hot or freezing cold weather until another train arrives.
The city would save money in the long run, if it spent more on making subways accessible to seniors and other physically-challenged, would-be passengers, and would improve the service on city buses. Then fewer people would need to use Access-A-Rides.
Frank Kurt Cylke from the National Library Service for the Blind andPhysically Handicapped gave an update on goings-on at the library. Much ofthe presentation was made by Ed O'Reilly, head of the collection developmentsection. His department is responsible for making decisions about whichbooks are chosen for the NLS collection. He reported that NLS produces 2,000audio books and approximately 550 braille books each year. This representsabout 1 percent of the total number of books published in the United Stateseach year. O'Reilly also briefly described the work of the collectiondevelopment committee, which includes an ACB representative and which meetsonce annually to discuss policies that might be implemented to improve theprocess of collection development. He indicated that, while the transitionto digital books for NLS is clearly a positive and encouraging occurrence,there is much concern being expressed in the larger community on the impactof the digital revolution. He commended users of NLS for maintaining a muchhigher rate of reading than does the general public.
It's worth noting that Windows 98 Second Edition and later versions of Windows offer Internet connection sharing. Using this service allows one computer to send all its Internet traffic to a second computer, which, in turn, sends it out to the Internet. The advantages are that there are fewer network components and that even a dial-up connection can be shared. But the significant drawbacks are that the computer sharing the connection must always be on when the other computer needs to access the Internet, and part of its processing capacity and memory are tied up managing the connection sharing. Therefore, subsequent discussions will focus on using network components, rather than the Internet connection sharing service.
From his own love of braille and use of portable devices, he knew what he wanted the BrailleNote to do and pushed PDI with tenacity to get as many features in place as possible before the product was introduced at the CSUN conference in Los Angeles in March 2000. "Jim Halliday and I were a good team," he laughs. "Jim was the grounded one, and I was the one pushing. He tempered my fire with diplomacy." The result of that combination, in part, was that the BrailleNote's features included e-mail capabilities and the capacity to act as a portable braille terminal.
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