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Perkins Next Generation Brailler (Midnight Blue)
(Health and Beauty) Perkins Products

Gentle Touch Keys - Less force required plus keys are lower and easier to reach
An Easy-Erase Button so you can correct mistakes while brailling
A Reading Rest so you can proofread the page with ease

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I just remembered this list and thought i would share it with all of your (undergound artists)?
Tommy Using Slate and Stylus

Mech gave me this list last year and I didn't want it to go to waste on just me:

El-P
Aesop Rock
Mr. Lif
C-Rayz Walz
Cage
Rob Sonic
Hangar 18
Camu Tao
Babbletron
Yak Ballz
Masai Bey
RJD2
Cannibal Ox
Orko the Sycotik Alien
K-The-I???
Big Juss
Sole
Alias
Odd Nosdam
Doseone
Why?
Jel
Dosh
Sixtoo
Buck 65
Meaty Ogre
Darc Mind
Boom Bip
7L and Esoteric
71Raw
Akrobatik
Astonish
Antipop Consortium
Arsonists
Aceyalone
Ayatollah
Binary Star
Black Milk
DJ Black Panther
Blackalicious
Block McCloud
Blu and Exile
Blue Scholars
Blue Sky Black Death
Blueprint
Braille
Cadence Weapon
Cilvaringz
Chords
Common Market
Cunninlynguists
Cy Young
Dagha
Deepspace5
Dert
DJ Yoda
DL Incognito
Dudley Perkins
Dynas
Edan
Elzhi
Everliven Sound
Dilated Peoples
Eyedea
Finale
Grip Grand
Hassan Mackey
Himuki
iCON the Mic King
Illogic
Ivan Ives
J. Rawls
J-Live
Jneiro Jarel
Justice System
Kanser
Ken Segal
Little Vic
Living Legends
Visionaries
Looptroop Rockers
Latyrx
Marco Polo
Metawon
Mykill Miers
NMS
Nicolay
Nujabes
Nutrageous
Oddisee
Pacewon
ParanormL
Percee P
Pete Philly and Prerequisite
Phoenix Orion
Pumkinhead
Push Button Objects
Raashan Ahmad
Maspyke
Samon Kawamura
Sick Jacken
Saul Williams
Siah and Yeshua DapoED
Silent Knight
Sonic Sum
Sound Providers
Substantial
The Goats
Theory Hazit
Time Machine
Plantlife
U-N-I
Tshaka Campbell
Verbal Kent
Abstract Rude
Agallah
All City
Apanie B Fly
Tame One
El Da Sensei
Blockhead
Breakestra
The Juggaknots
Bronze Nazareth
Busdriver
Apathy
Celph Titled
Count Bass D
DJ Shadow
DJ Spooky
Fermented Reptile
John Smith
Josh Martinez
Four Tet
Giant Panda
Grayskul
Guilty Simpson
Non Phixion
Copywrite
Jakki da Motmouth
Jedi Mind Tricks
Lexicon
Main Flow
Monsta Island Czars
Planet Asia
Phil da Agaony
Norman
Georgia Anne Muldrow
Pigeon John
Platinum Pied Pipers
Psalm One
RA the Rugged Man
Restiform Bodies
Sage Francis
Scaramanga
Slaine
Big Left
Dusted Dons
Snowgoons
Soul Purpose
Hobo Junction
Wale Oyejide
Wee Bee Foolish
Yaggfu Front
all hail the queen: your a lame stfu
what about talib? if you mean the rapper he's not underground
yes Georgia anne muldro is a singer, I haven;t even read the list yet, that's why I posted it, I didn't want to waste it.


And...which list that Mech gave someone would you like us to file it under?
It's a very nice list...but I knew it belonged to Morbid all along..it looks more like a "Morbid list" he's better at lists...Mech stole this one!!!
AND?
Peace, Love & Happiness

Perkins Book Club - Braille and Talking Book Library


A short PSA video about the Perkins Braille and Talking Book Library, www.Perkins.org/btbl


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  • Perkins - Some favor Braille over new technology

    MetroWest Daily News, Monday, January 5, 2009
    By Kendall Hatch/Daily News correspondent
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    On the bicentennial of Louis Braille's birth yesterday, some users of his reading and writing code fear his system could be waning.

    "Braille is to blind people what print is to sighted people," said Dennis Polselli, who has been blind since birth and serves as the disabilities coordinator at Framingham State College. "We would be illiterate without Braille."

    Each letter of the alphabet is represented by a "cell," which have six different positions for dots.

    The system was invented in 1824 by a 15-year-old Braille, who was blind, when he was enrolled at the Royal Institution for Blind Youth in Paris. It was based loosely on a communication method called "night writing," devised by Charles Babier, a captain in the French army. Night writing was used for silent communication on the battlefield, and the 12-dot positions used corresponded to sounds, not letters, as the cells used in Braille do.

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