They want to ban the only light source I can use?

Jan 31, 2007 16:48

I don't entirely have time for this, but I needed to put up the alert so folks can write our representatives... If you're in California, Autistic in another state, or friends with an Autistic (er, well, you know me at least :) please write in to our assembly people, governor, etc. about this! Going public to reach the widest audience possible ( Read more... )

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Write to Steinberg! annomalous February 14 2007, 21:15:35 UTC
I think we should communicate with Senator Darrell Steinberg, chair of California's Legislative Blue Ribbon Commission on Autism, about this. The autism commission should look into this proposed lightbulb legislation, because it is an autistic issue.

Senator Darrell Steinberg
senator.steinberg@sen.ca.gov

Capitol Office
Phone: (916) 651-4006
Fax: (916) 323-2263
State Capitol, Room 4035
Sacramento, CA 95814

District Office
Phone: (916) 651-1529
Fax: (916) 327-8754
1020 N Street, #576
Sacramento, CA 95814

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Those DAMNED F***ING LIGHTS! irukai June 27 2007, 18:04:28 UTC
Yes, this is how angry I am.

I may not be able to go to school full-time or even much in the way of part-time, and definitely not in my major - for this very reason.

I live in Sacramento, and I literally can't see well/function under the lights that any school in the district uses.

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Re: Those DAMNED F***ING LIGHTS! mymacsucks November 2 2007, 00:49:19 UTC
DEMAND BALLAST UPGRADES AND NEW TECHNOLOGY. DONT SETTLE FOR THE FLUORESCENT LIGHTS OF THE 1960s!

P.S. As a former resident, I know all too well that California schools suck. You can thank Proposition 13 for that.

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Those DAMNED F***ING LIGHTS! irukai June 27 2007, 18:05:15 UTC
Yes, this is how angry I am.

I may not be able to go to school full-time or even much in the way of part-time, and definitely not in my major - for this very reason.

I live in Sacramento, and I literally can't see well/function under the lights that any school in the district uses. The entire school district uses these awful fluorescent lights, and it's especially bad in the science department.

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mymacsucks November 2 2007, 00:35:03 UTC
All of the problems you describe relating to fluorescent lights, are caused by the 60Hz current that creates a 120Hz flicker rate, sometimes with much more visible 60Hz flicker in color tone if the bulb is aged, worn, or badly constructed ( ... )

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