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Mother's Day suggestions for Manchester/Nashua?
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- Chocolate Mousse May 2, 2011 09:48 AM
Hi, I'm looking for Mother's Day lunch suggestions for Manchester or Nashua. Trying to stay away from a bland buffet at a hotel kind of thing. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
You could go for fried clams and ice cream at Cremeland...definitely local color! Also looks like Cafe Momo is open again after a winter hiatus: http://www.cafemomonh.com/view/index.php
Giorgio's in Milford does a nice Sunday buffet from 10 to 1, with extended hours till 3 on Mother's Day. We really enjoyed it a few weeks ago; they have egg dishes, made-to-order omelettes, a carving station, and chef's specials. Complimentary mimosas, a nice selection of pastries, and a chocolate fountain. Reservations aren't usually required, but you might want to check for Mother's Day.
Just saw that Lucia's Tavola in Brookline will be open 12-8...excellent food.
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181 Route 13, Brookline, NH 03033
A fancy MD lunch can be had at the Bedford Village Inn--not your bland hotel buffet. We got an email from them today, so there must still be availability. They're doing a 4-course meal in the dining room, a buffet brunch in the Great Hall and a la carte in the Tavern.
Lucias Tavola and BVI are solid recommendations. Ive never cared for Giorgios. Sundays are tricky as alot of places are closed or limited hours. Michael Timothys or Kitchen, whatever it is called now is always good. Surf is too, but would have to check if they decided to open for the occasion.
Picolla in Manchester is another..
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212 Main St., Nashua, NH 03060
re: ctroutman
Surf is normally closed Sundays, but their Facebook pages says they are open from 3-8 on Sunday. That may be a little late for the OP who was looking for lunch suggestions. Since their redo, Michael Timothy's ditched Sunday brunch, not sure if they open for lunch on Mother's Day.
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212 Main St., Nashua, NH 03060
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"but would have to check if they decided to open for the occasion."
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Mother's Day, like Valentine's Day, is probably one of the worst days to go out to a restaurant. I'm probably saying this because my mother is 3000 miles away and I'm feeling the guilt-ridden angst of being a bad son.
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NONSENSE WHS! I think your mom's VERY proud she has a wonderful son - with GREAT chow taste! If possible, just give her a call to tell her how much you miss & love her - it will make her day! I think that's even better than going out to a restaurant that's gonna be too crowded,noisy, & probably not on their "A" game due to the stress. And, as my mom used to say, "Every day is Mother's Day" so you can celebrate her ANY time that you're able to be together - even if it's just by phone!
Wish I could make a call to my mom but unfortunately, I lost that option 3 years ago. But, I know she's still "around" watching over me, & I know she's proud of me ......... most of the times. (Hey, no one is perfect. ; ) )
mmm Richards Bistro would b my vote in manch or MTs of nashua......but Oickety Place is not only great food, it's a very uniqye + special event/place particularly fr mothers day......the grounds are beautiful


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Add marinade to the pot deglazing as it heats up. Bring to the boil.
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- We have never dropped our land line-based cordless phone (or the corded one) into the sink–or the toilet.
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- We can call anyone in the US and Canada for free (haven't checked on the other places, but I don't call outside of the places listed), and they don't have to use our carrier!
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Morgan told the Times: "Look, I am a British guy debating American cultural issues, including guns, which has been very polarizing, and there is no doubt that there are many in the audience who are tired of me banging on about it," he said. "That's run its course and Jeff and I have been talking for some time about different ways of using me."
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As you may have heard by now, Tom Daschle just withdrew his nomination to be Secretary of Heatlh and Human Services. It's not clear to me yet whether that means he's also stepping down as director of health care reform at the White House--or what this means for the future of health care reform. But I'm trying to learn more and will report back when I do. Update: He's stepping down from both posts. Via the Washington Post: Daschle had been appointed to two posts -- both the HHS Secretary and the health care czar, with an office at the White House.
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February 02, 2009
The smart money says that Tom Daschle's nomination to be Secretary of Health and Human Services will go through, partly because his tax errors seem to have been inadvertent and partly because he's a former Senate leader still held in high esteem by his old colleagues. The Senate is like a club, in which membership crosses party lines; for transgressions like these, the thinking goes, they'll approve him. Still, all of that assumes the rules in Washington will remain what they've always been. And that may not be the case. Sometimes standards shift, sometimes very quickly.
Super Bowl Controversy: Was That Definitely A Fumble?
February 01, 2009
If you watched tonight's Super Bowl, you know that the key play was the penultimate one. That's when Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner, in a desperate bid to lead a last-second comeback, was hit by Pittsburgh Steeler linebacker Lamar Woodley. The ball squirted out, bouncing forward a few yards, where Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end Brett Keisel gobbled it up. Referees on the field ruled the play a fumble, Pittsburgh took possession, and--with seven seconds left in the game--quarterback Ben Roethlesberger took a knee. Game over. Steelers are World Champions. And that's fine with me.
Obama's Secret Plan To Enact His Agenda
January 30, 2009
The Wall Street Journal editorial page has an article critical of President Obama's recent moves to expand government health care programs. Shocking, I know. But what's particularly interesting about this latest essay, by Kimberly Strassel, is the way it frames the argument. Under the headline, "Democratic Stealth Care," she writes: Tom Daschle is still waiting to be confirmed as secretary of health and human services, not that he's in any rush. Democrats are already enacting his and Barack Obama's agenda of government-run health care--entirely on the QT.
Waxman: Health Care Reform This Year
January 29, 2009
Barack Obama has said he wants to pursue major health care reform this year. Two key committee chairmen in the Senate, Max Baucus and Ted Kennedy, have said they watn to pursue health care this year. But what about the House? The leadership has been strangely silent on the question, except for some recent statements by James Clyburn, the Majority Whip, that it might be better to move slowly and expand coverage incrementally. A few minutes ago, Congressman Henry Waxman made his feelings known--and did so with no ambiguity.
The Kids Aren't Alright. Neither Are Their Parents.
January 28, 2009
Anthony Wright is executive director of Health Access California, the statewide health care consumer advocacy coalition. He blogs daily at the Health Access WeBlog and is a regular contributor here, as well. For those who have any doubt about the need for state aid in the economic recovery package, consider what California is contemplating. In the negotiations about our budget crisis, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is proposing to deny Medicaid coverage to over a half-million Californians, largely low-income working parents.
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January 28, 2009
I just glanced over at the television, which is tuned to MSNBC and carrying a press conference by Interior Secretary Ken Salazar. It's on the other side of the room and, from a distance, it looked for a moment like Phil Gramm. Seeing Gramm's face at the White House press office made for a disturbing, if blessedly fleeting, moment. So be aware: It's an easy mistake to make. --Jonathan Cohn
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January 28, 2009
The Republican Senate leadership is trying to hold up extension of the State Children's Health Insurance Program (S-CHIP), arguing that Democrats added new, more expansive provisions to the bipartisan compromise they passed previously. And, as I note below, there are good reasons for that. More people need help getting health insurance, because the economy is in such trouble. And the Democrats just won the presidency and extra Senate seats, after an election in which they ran on promises to expand expand programs like S-CHIP.
Elections Have Consequences, S-chip Edition
January 27, 2009
Via Congressional Quarterly, it seems that Senate Republicans are angry over the bill to extend the State Children's Health Insurance Program (S-CHIP) now coming to the floor for a vote.
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January 26, 2009
Ezra Klein and I discuss the prospects for health care reform on Bloggingheads. We tried to disagree. Really, we did. --Jonathan Cohn


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"The situation is still confusing and the information on the number of people affected is still incomplete", said Catholic Archbishop Ignatius Ayau Kaigama of Jos, a city in central Nigeria. According to the Fides news service, he was speaking in the aftermath of the detonation of two car bombs on May 20 that claimed the lives of 118 people at the city's main market.
"Before the explosions, ethnic and religious divisions were trying to be dealt with among the different components of our society. Let me give an example: Two weeks ago we launched a fundraising campaign to build the new cathedral, given that the current one is too small to accommodate the faithful who attend the celebrations. We also invited Muslim leaders to attend the ceremony and we appreciated their presence. This is a clear demonstration of the progress made in the dialogue between Christians and Muslims."
"We are all worried, but dialogue continues and we are in touch with Muslim leaders. In fact Muslim leaders in Kaduna informed me that there had been a series of explosions in Jos. We should not be intimidated and we must continue our dialogue of peace", said Archbishop Kaigama.
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Landmines have been a staple in military arsenals around the world for nearly 90 years.They are cheaply produced, difficult to detect, and easily detonated.In many
ways, a landmine is the ideal weapon.It is designed to maim, not kill.It slows the advance of an enemy and confuses and demoralizes him.One of the significant
characteristics of a landmine is that it works for free and never forgets its duty, standing guard over killing fields well after conflicts have ended and former adversaries
have formed new alliances for joint peace and prosperity.Read this fascinating article about how GIS was used in establishing a solid database of information to be used among agencies tasked with "de-mining" these hazardous weapons.
Belfast in Northern Ireland is undergoing a renaissance having experienced record increases in economic growth and prosperity in recent years.Since 1999, this City has received over £250 million of investment from the British Government and multinational companies, which has created hundreds of new jobs in a variety of
knowledge intensive industries.Read how the Council implemented GIS to improve city services and public access to information.
On August 27th, 1979, Lord Mountbatten was killed by an IRA bomb while sailing near his holiday home in County Sligo, Ireland.I was personally affected by this event, as I was vacationing only about 30 miles away from where the tragic event took place.My experience back in 1979 drew me to read, with special interest, the article by Matthew Spencer that chronicles Belfast City Council's use of GIS in supporting revitalization efforts that have taken place since 1999.
From my perspective, few things are as important as having U.S.State and local health departments connect to Intranet and Internet
environments and share geospatial data holdings and metadata, standardized for interoperability.State and local health departments are the public health building blocks for
the National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI).Recently, several noteworthy developments of connecting local geospatial health databases to the public have occurred and this article will discuss some of those developments.
Over the past few years, we have reported on Location-based Services, the hype of the early days, the transition and subsequent shakeout among
companies vying for the market.There have been companies focused solely on position determination and those that can process the location of
people or objects that are sending their position from wireless devices.Companies in GIS have been in the category of processing location and
creating mapping software for different mobile device form factors.In this interview, Editor-in-Chief, Joe Francica speaks with Jonathan Spinney,
Industry Manager for Location-based Services at ESRI.Here is that interview:
Throughout the formative years of Location-Based Services (LBS) (circa 1997-2001), the carrier/operator approach to LBS was to implement a core node within the SS7 network that was
capable of extracting the location of mobile devices from the network.This article gives a brief history of approaches to LBS architecture and identifies where OpenLS fits into the new architectural model that most operators/carriers
are now embracing.
Take a bite out of crime®.This phrase, which was made famous by McGruff® the Crime Dog in 1980, started a revolution in the U.S.in which citizens began taking crime prevention into their own hands.That trend continues today in Lancaster, Pa., where the community has taken a more organized approach to preventing crime…read more in Directions Magazine
A recent U.S.Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration study reported the cost of congestion nationwide at $78 billion in 1999, representing the cost of 4.5 billion person hours of extra travel time and $6.8 billion gallons of fuel wasted while sitting in traffic.The increase in navigation usage is bringing about an increased demand for relevant travel information.JD Power and Associates 2002 Navigation Usage and
Satisfaction Study found that the overwhelming majority of navigation users surveyed definitely want real-time travel information.The article will explore the coming demand for fleet managers and commuters alike.
This article is a case study of current and projected land use in Madison County, Alabama.It was conducted on behalf of the Huntsville Land Trust to help them determine how best to protect land and open spaces from future development and assist them predicting how much they would need to acquire to meet their goals.
On May 21st of this years, PBS&J, SmartRoute Systems/Westwood One (SRS), Tele Atlas North American and Meteorlogix announced the formation of a
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October 25, 2014 at 6pm to December 19, 2014 at 7pm – Skylight Gallery Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation Presents, 'I Am Here: Girls Reclaiming Safe Spaces' - an exhibition of photographs and words curated by Delphine Fawundu and writer Ibi Zoboi. The exhibitio… Organized by Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation's Skylight Gallery | Type: gallery, opening, exhibition
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Cum.Sperm. Due to using cum in lots of sentences, like 'are you cuming later?' and people with sick minds getting in a laughing fit saying thats what she said Flint is a better way of saying cum. =]
You and Sarah left flint all over my sofa. B*tchezz.
by ImHellishCool July 28, 2008
2nd most dangerous city in the U.S.A I live in the suburbs but go to school in the shit hole full of drugs, violence, hookas, and niggas Mayor Williamson is a fuckin faggott
"I've Been thinkin of goin up to Dort Highway to get me a hooka" Said Jason
"Stay away from flint man niggas will jack yur escalade in less than a second" Said Jordan
"Stay away from flint man niggas will jack yur escalade in less than a second" Said Jordan
by Johnnny Doe November 09, 2005
One of America's classic Rust Belt cities, located in Eastern Michigan and north of Detroit. It has lost more jobs and more people than most other cities except for nearby Detroit. It was once home to Buick and called "Buick City," but those were the days. The city of Flint now has just one auto plant left. The loss of jobs and people has made Flint one of the most dangerous cities in the country, except for Detroit again.
Flint is a hell hole and no desent human being would EVER want to live there.
by krock1dk December 02, 2007
FLINT- now is the city with the highest violent crime rate in the country, with the highest number of murders in 2010, where the city is currently being investigated by the feds for wrongful use of grants, where the schools cant teach a gold fish to swim, and where the rivers are more horrid than three mile island, after the melt down, the hookers are plentiful in numbers and std's, the cash flow is so low drug dealers trade drugs instead of buying and selling, the most commonly seen t shirt is " flint, our crack whores cant beat your crack whores" every car has a flint bumper sticker that says " flint" with a gun for the L
what a place to call home,
what a place to call home,
damn that crack whore is beating that other crack whore up
i live in the hood, flint
damn it smells, we must be in flint
wow that fish has three eyes, and 2 legs, it must be from the flint river
i live in the hood, flint
damn it smells, we must be in flint
wow that fish has three eyes, and 2 legs, it must be from the flint river
by flint native May 27, 2011
It is another way to say weed.
Bob: Bro do you buy some flint?
Jim: Yea bro I'm always down to have a sesh
Jim: Yea bro I'm always down to have a sesh
by David Keairns October 22, 2013
Flint is the glare seen when a firearm scope is pointed directly at you.
"is that flint?" bang that guy is dead.
by grefranger October 02, 2011


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Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 Review Scoring Summary
|Style & Handling
|User Friendliness
|Feature Set
|Battery Power
|Overall Score
Verdict: The Galaxy Tab S 10.5 looks good, is light and slim, with plenty of power, a bright display, impressive battery life and expandable storage. If you'd rather have an Android device than opt for Apple, this is the tablet to choose.
The Alternatives:
Apple iPad Air | Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet | Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1
Full Review and Specification for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5
Samsung seems on a mission to bring a serious rival to Apple's iPad and here it tries again with the Galaxy Tab S 10.5. We've already put the Galaxy Tab S 8.4 through its paces and have suggested that it's a worthy alternative to the iPad mini. And now we have tested the 10.5in version to see if it can rival the iPad Air.
First impressions
In a world where devices are generally black or white, Samsung has made the bold choice of bringing out the Galaxy Tab S in a shade that sits between bronze and brown. While white or black are more universally acceptable, and this device doesn't have the bold, shiny tones of the tablet from the Nokia Lumia stable, it's nice to see Samsung doing something a bit different.
Mind you we're not that keen on the bezel that turns out to be plastic – nor the dimpled back with its soft touch – like that on the Galaxy S5 smartphone. It does work a little better on this device though and is preferable to the slippery plastic on other Galaxy Tabs. But we do find it hard to admire the shimmering finish and texture.
One thing we do really like though is the portability of the device. It weighs only 465g and is just 6.6mm thick. This puts it in the same category as the Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet – a device we raved about for its lightness and dainty chassis. The Tab S is a device that you can't help admiring – it's just a pity about that plastic bronze chassis.
Screen star
The screen is an AMOLED model, measuring 10.5 inches and boasting a resolution of 250x100 – so we had high hopes for it. And we weren't disappointed. We'd already been impressed by the screen on the smaller model and the larger one offers just as good an experience.
Because the res is the same, which means that you have the same number of pixels over a large space, the density is lower but it's still 288 per inch, which is more than the iPad Air. It's a fantastic display – and the only downside is the over-saturation that all of the AMOLED screens from Samsung suffer from. They're too bold and over the top.
Samsung has added a nifty trick entitled Smart Stay. This utilises the front-facing snapper to ascertain if you're looking at the screen. If you look away it will pause your video – likewise if you're looking at the display it won't go to sleep or lock. Very clever.
Performance and software
If you've ever encountered one of the Galaxy devices before you'll feel on familiar territory with the Tab S. It runs on Android 4.4.2 KitKat, overlaid with the TouchWiz user interface from Samsung. This means the home screen, lock screen, notifications panel and most other things look somewhat different.
The Tab's performance is impressive – under the hood lurks an Exynos 5 Octa processor, which includes two quad-core processors; one of them runs at 1.9GHz, the other at 1.3GHz. This also means that the device does not put too much strain on its 7,900mAh battery, and yet can do the business when it is called on to run 3D games or other demanding apps. The result is that the battery can last a whole weekend, and yet you still get games such as Real Racing 3 firing up speedily and running flawlessly.
Multitasking is impressive though – and in fact the Samsung device outruns the iPad Air here by being capable of showing two open apps beside each other concurrently. Swipe left to show all the apps that can be shown in this way, before dragging them onto the screen – then you simply resize using the slider and off you go. Chrome and Maps can be fired up together – but in actual fact we found them a little clunky when used together – the operation was not half as smooth as it is normally. So while multitasking works, don't expect the same smooth experience you'd get on a computer.
Snappers come in two forms – an 8-megapixel model on the back and a front-facing 2.1mp version. Plus a flash, which is unusual on a tablet. Nevertheless, we suggest you stick to using your smartphone for taking snaps.
One problem Android tablets always suffer from is the lack of apps on offer when compared with those available on iOS for the iPad. Android smartphones fare much better, but for tablets the apps are often just not well optimised for bigger screens. This is not Samsung's fault obviously but it does give the iPad the edge. Hopefully a bit more work from developers will help get the apps out there – as the Galaxy Tab S has a lot going for it otherwise.
Our conclusion
So is the Samsung Galaxy Tab S a decent rival to the iPad Air? Just as its smaller brother takes the title for best small Android tab, then this snatches away the best larger Android tablet title from the Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet.
It boasts impressive design and hardware – it's just a shame about the lack of metal finishes. The display is excellent, although a tad over-saturated, and it is only really let down by the lack of Android tablet apps.
It looks good, is light and slim, with plenty of power, a bright display, impressive battery life and expandable storage. If you'd rather have an Android device than opt for Apple, this is the tablet to choose.
The Alternatives:
Apple iPad Air | Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet | Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1
Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 Specification
Dimensions : 247.3 x 177.3 x 6.6 mm
Weight: 465 grams
Screen size: 10.5-inch Super AMOLED
Screen Resolution: 2560 x 1600 pixels
Pixels Per Inch (PPI): 288 ppi
Processor: Exynos 5 Octa 5420 (Quad-core 1.9 GHz Cortex-A15 & quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A7)
On-board Memor: 16/32GB (microSD support up to 128GB)
Camera: 8 megapixel (rear) 2.1 megapixel (front-facing)
Operating system: Android 4.4.2 (KitKat)
Ultrafast / 3G / 4G LTE: Yes/ Yes/ Yes
Bluetooth / NFC: Yes/ No
Battery capacity: 7900 mAh
Colours: Dazzling White, Titanium Bronze
Launch Date: Out Now
Price: £360
By Simon Thomas on 03rd August, 2014


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u local: Niners Pets Fan Photos
Published On: Jan 23 2013 02:01:12 PM PST
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This page contains Subway Surfers Hints for iPhone - iPod called "How Change Characters" and has been posted or updated on Dec 5, 2012 by masterbee. Let us know what you think of this Hint by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Kiloo ApS
- Publisher: Kiloo ApS
- Genre: Action General
- Release Date: May 24, 2012
- ESRB: Not Set
How Change Characters
Press select on the first character, now hold it and press the arrow on each side of the character. Bring your finger from the character you would like and if done correctly you can now change your Character.
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"I'd like a braille menu, with a dollop of liberation, and some extra pickles, please"
We all know what it is like to ask for materials in braille. The responses to our requests run the gamut:
- 'Yes, of course we can do that for you!"
- "We're not required to, so we won't."
- "What's 'braille?'"
- "Gee, I didn't think they still used that."
- "Yes, our goal is try to get it done hopefully, if we can, within a year, if we have the resources and nothing else comes up that is more worthy of our limited funds."
We breathe deeply, as we step into the unpredictable, choppy and often chilly tidal pool of Request. We breathe deeply as we take in each response, knowing this will not be the last time we need to ask. We know that we might be facing the need to fight for what we sometimes have the right to have, but often do not have the right to have, but need. Fighting takes a lot of energy, as does educating people. As does being without freedom—without our right to read.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires some entities (namely governmental and public educational organizations) to provide braille upon request. Private entities are not required to provide braille specifically, but are required to provide materials in a format accessible to the non-ink-print reader. This format can, at the discretion of the institution, take various forms including braille, or reading an entire document to the non-ink print reader over the telephone. The latter option is usually not very effective for us, but as the law now stands, it is within the right of the private institution to offer only that.
When pressed to provide us with braille, some private institutions will do so, sometimes because it is the right thing to do, sometimes for good public relations (although we braille readers are a pretty small population to impress), but many private institutions do not respond positively. To show a contrast: I frequent a popular restaurant in Cambridge Massachusetts, where I have asked about braille menus for over two years, and nothing has come of it except pluck, promises, sympathy and well-wishes. My local bank, on the other hand, received my request, researched their options and began sending me braille statements within months. They didn't have to; they chose to. They chose to give me my freedom.
It can be difficult to ask for what we need. We have to do it constantly. We run the risk of being denied (sometimes crudely, rudely or cruelly), degraded, hurt and demoralized. But we must persist, and ask for braille materials when we need them. The ADA should have covered our right to read. Instead they left a yawning hole that we braille readers step or fall into everyday day, and we have the sore ankles to show for it. But we can persevere: we can advocate for changes to the law that will weave us into the fabric of social life; we can appreciate what we receive from the people who understand what our freedom looks like; and we can take the risk of educating the ink-print world about what braille means to us.
And we do all of this because, frankly, we must assume (if only for our own well-being in the world) that they care and mostly want to do the moral—if not legal—thing.
And we can talk with others about the burden of asking; others who understand that asking someone in power for one's freedom is a very intense and courageous thing to do. Because, very clearly, when we are asking for anything in braille, we are asking to be freed. Until that freedom comes to us by law, we will need to continue to push for it, and have sore ankles. And sometimes, sometimes, we get that braille menu, with those extra pickles, and it includes that dollop of liberation.